LOVE Island’s Georgia Harrison gave fans a glimpse inside her new home after being forced to move in with her mum following her revenge porn hell.
The 29-year-old had her life turned upside down when former pal Stephen Bear secretly captured them having sex on CCTV in his garden before uploading it to OnlyFans without her consent.
Georgia posted a series of snaps inside her new house and captioned the post: “Swipe to see something much hotter than I am.”
She had a new TV unit with a built-in fireplace constructed.
It was nestled into the wall, custom-fitted to accommodate her large flat screen.
With a glass of wine in hand, the star stood for a photo in front of the revamped living room.
Georgia and Bear started dating in November 2018 but broke it off the following month. They’ve been spotted together a few times after their break-up, prior to the incident.
Speaking to The Sun following a jury finding Bear guilty of voyeurism and two counts of disclosing private, sexual photographs and films, Georgia opened up on how the ordeal decimated her income.
She explained: “After the video was out there, in one week my Instagram account got 72million impressions because so many people were coming to my page.
“The impact the video had both professionally and personally was so damaging.
“I was dropped by so many brands who didn’t want to work with me because of this video.
“My earnings dropped dramatically and I was forced to move back in with my mum. Financially it has been really tough.
“In terms of relationships, for the first year and a half I found it really hard to date people.
“I found it hard to trust anyone. I thought people looked at me and thought I was cheap.
“I would go on a date with someone I didn’t know and I would be sitting there thinking, ‘How can I tell them about this video?’ Then I would just not go on a second or third date. I just couldn’t face it.”
Georgia felt compelled to move in with her mum because the flat she owns is opposite Bear’s house.
She added: “I haven’t been able to go to my own flat for two years. The place I worked my whole life to buy.
“I will never feel comfortable living there again. One day I will sell it and try to move on.”
Bear, who turned up to Chelmsford Crown Court during his trial in a hired Rolls-Royce was sentenced on January 31, earlier this year.
