Love Island star lands new TV show just days after split from All Stars boyfriend
GEORGIA HARRISON said her stint on Love Island All Stars would act as a sabbatical from her revenge-porn campaigning – and now she’s getting back to hard graft.
I can reveal she will return in a new documentary series as cameras follow the next chapter of her work.
The model was thrust into the political world when rotten ex Stephen Bear leaked an explicit tape of Georgia without her consent.
She fought him in court and took the battle to Downing Street to help others facing their own revenge-porn hell.
At the same time, she juggled her reality TV work including an appearance in the ITV dating villa in January.
A source said: “Georgia has already proved she is far more than just a pretty face with her brave fight against Bear.
“She made huge waves when she successfully campaigned for an amendment to revenge- porn laws, resulting in the removal of a clause that previously required prosecutors to prove an intent to cause humiliation or distress.
“The new series will follow her as she continues to empower others to make positive changes in society.
“Talks are under way but ITV is likely to air the series.”
Georgia told the first part of her story in March 2023 with ITV’s one-off film, Revenge Porn: Georgia Vs Bear.
The new series picks up where that left of.
It will follow the High Court case where he was ordered to pay her more than £200,000 in damages, and his release from prison this year.
It also covers Georgia’s time on All Stars.
It’s fast & loose for Jane
LOOSE Woman and Sun columnist Jane Moore proved she is not all talk by taking on a scary challenge.
She headed into the treetops above the Eden Project in Cornwall for a ride on England’s fastest zipline – to launch Loose Women’s World Earth Day special.
In opening scenes for today’s show on ITV1 at 12.30pm, co-presenter Katie Piper says: “There’s normally four of us, where’s Jane Moore?”
Plucky Jane then makes her entrance, soaring at a speed of 60mph.
She told me: “I always wanted to see the Eden Project but little did I know it would be an aerial view. It was a flying start to the show and some important conversations about the world we live in.”
The ladies are joined by Michaela Strachan to discuss how our habits can help the planet.
DAVID POTTS, winner of Celebrity Big Brother, says only half of the cast are still in touch.
He told New! mag: “It’s a WhatsApp group with me, Colson, Bradley, Nikita, Zeze and Marisha. I speak to Fern separately. It’s just bits and bobs, wishing each other luck with whatever we’re all doing.”
Big-chat vaults open up
ITV is launching a new YouTube channel called Celebs Up Close to showcase its big interviews, I can reveal.
It has amassed a huge library of chats over the years, which is not surprising with heavyweights such as The Jonathan Ross Show and Life Stories on the books, as well as daytime shows This Morning and Lorraine.
Now all those moments will be gathered into one place.
The new channel will have interviews from the Sixties all the way up to the modern day featuring Hollywood A-listers, musicians and sporting heroes.
An ITV spokesman said: “We have unlocked the ITV Studios catalogue and trawled the depths of the archive to bring you this exciting new channel.”
It launches on May 1 at youtube.com/@celebsupclose.
MEMORIES of a childhood home are normally pretty wholesome.
But the same can’t be said for Inbetweeners star Jessica Knappett, who admits her family home is most remembered as being turned into a hotspot for horny teenagers.
Jessica appears alongside fellow comedian Katherine Ryan in the new series of Rhod Gilbert’s Growing Pains, where celebrities are convinced to share their coming-of-age secrets.
So Jessica revealed local teens flocked for some X-rated fun in the basement – while she and her parents still lived there.
The Drifters star said: “My parents had this really weird house – they tried to extend it by digging underneath it. It went wrong, and so they just used to let me use it as a nightclub.
“Genuinely, it just became the local hotspot.”
IF talk of Holly Willoughby and Bear Grylls’ new show Bear Hunt has you hankering for an edgy reality show, Netflix has launched Fight For Paradise.
It lands tomorrow and follows strangers as they take on challenges to escape a jungle camp to reach a villa and try to win 100,000 euros.