Georgia Harrison reveals she’s suing jailbird Stephen Bear for destroying her career after revenge porn hell
GEORGIA Harrison has revealed that she plans to sue Stephen Bear for destroying her career after her revenge porn hell.
The brave 28-year-old has spoken for the first time since former reality TV star Bear, 33, was jailed for selling CCTV footage of them having sex in his garden.
Georgia says she nearly died fighting him for two-and-a-half years — and will now sue Bear for her loss of earnings.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Georgia said: “People don’t realise how much this damaged my career.
“I’ve gone through two years of being dropped by every brand who ever worked with me. My career was thriving prior to it.”
Bear was sentenced to 21 months last week and refused to apologise to her for the distress he caused — or explain why he did it.
Next week, Georgia will talk about her ordeal in ITV2 documentary Revenge Porn: Georgia vs Bear, which she has been filming for over two years.
She said: “There will be conversations and voice notes revealed between me and Bear where he denied it was me and denied he had released it.
“It shows just how heartless he was.”
Georgia and Bear were just friends until they appeared together on MTV reality show The Challenge in 2018.
They became romantically involved, but on the day the video was made, in August 2020, they were nothing more than friends.
Earlier this month the shamed reality star was found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of disclosing private, sexual photographs and films.
He filmed consensual sex with Georgia on CCTV then made at least £40,000 on OnlyFans from uploading the clip.
He was also placed on the Sex Offenders Register for ten years and was slapped with a five-year restraining order banning him from contacting Georgia.
Judge Christopher Morgan said a jail term was the “only appropriate” punishment for Bear’s sick crimes.
He dismissed Bear’s claims he was not aware the CCTV was recording him and Georgia when they had sex in the garden.
The judge also said Bear “deliberately lied” when he told Georgia he had deleted the video so he could “exploit the economic value” of it.
And he praised Georgia for speaking out, saying she had suffered “extensive humiliation and embarrassment”.
Brave Georgia will break her silence on her ordeal in a documentary about revenge porn later this month.
The Sun has since revealed claims that Bear is reportedly broke behind bars, with his company struck off.
Revenge Porn: Georgia vs Bear is on ITV2 and ITVX at 10pm on Monday.