I was victim of revenge porn – I was devastated but now I’m fighting back
A REALITY TV star has launched a lingerie business to reclaim her body after becoming a victim of revenge porn.
Leanne Davidson who has appeared on Don’t Tell The Bride and Come Dine With Me, was in tears when intimate photos from seven years earlier were leaked online.
But the mum, 28, of Turriff, Aberdeenshire, told how she decided to turn her ordeal into something positive by starting her own undies firm Power Lingerie with the support of husband Calvin, 35, and family.
Leanne said: “It’s a strange feeling. You hear about it happening to other people and never think it’ll happen to you.
“I found out about the images on the day of my son Cobi’s fourth birthday party which was rubbish because I was having a really good day.
“There’s been a lot of suicides because of revenge porn and I can see why.
“It’s horrible and people think their life is over.
“But I want to hopefully make a change and I hope what I’m doing makes people more comfortable and gives them confidence if this has happened to them.”
Leanne rang police after being told her private snaps were circulating online in January.
After her initial shock, she was inspired to use her experience for good.
The mother, who married Calvin on Don’t Tell The Bride in 2018, wants Power Lingerie to represent women of all shapes and sizes.
She has also pledged to donate ten per cent from every sale to good causes and use models with a variety of body types.
Leanne added: “I hope to do events that bring people together who can speak about their own stories and make jokes rather than feeling ashamed.”
Police confirmed investigations into Leanne’s case were at an early stage.
Last week, ex-Towie star Georgia Harrison, 28, said she had got justice when her ex Stephen Bear was jailed for peddling a video of them having sex.
Shameless Celebrity Big Brother winner Bear, 32, got 21 months after secretly filming them being intimate in his garden in 2020 then charged his OnlyFans followers to watch it.
Georgia, of Doncaster, told a court it turned her from a happy-go-lucky person into someone crippled by anxiety.
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