Georgia Harrison making emotional return to TV after Stephen Bear sex tape hell as she lands huge new show
GEORGIA Harrison will make an emotional return to TV later this year after her sex tape hell.
The former Love Island and Towie star has signed up to Channel 4 show Celeb SAS: Who Dares Wins and is about to start filming in New Zealand.
Georgia‘s disgraced ex Stephen Bear is currently serving a 21 month prison sentence for voyeyrism and sharing revenge porn – and she’ll be forced to confront her ordeal during a tough interrogation after signing up as a new recruit.
A source told The Sun: “It’s been a really tough few years for Georgia, but she feels doing this show will be a way to put the past behind her and also prove to everyone just how strong she is.
“She knows it will be incredibly tough and that a lot of emotions will come up during the intense SAS interrogations, but she feels like if she can get through everything she has been through, she can get through anything.”
After Bear was jailed, Georgia, 28, admitted she nearly died fighting him for two-and-a-half years — and will now sue him for destroying her career.
Brave Georgia has previously spoken out about the hellish two years she experienced after Bear shared the video on OnlyFans.
Her shocking documentary Revenge Porn: Georgia Vs Bear aired back in March on ITV2, and she told The Sun she nearly died fighting him for two-and-a-half years.
She also said she planned to 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.”
Georgia and Bear were just friends until they appeared together on MTV reality show The Challenge in 2018.
He filmed consensual sex with Georgia on CCTV in 2020 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”.