Georgia Harrison has posted on social media for the first time since it was revealed her ex Stephen Bear is to be released from prison.
The reality star, 29, has been a key campaigner to change the law on revenge porn after her ex Bear was convicted of sharing a video of them having sex which he had secretly filmed on CCTV.
Bear, who was sentenced to 21 months in prison, is due to be freed before his birthday on January 20th.
Georgia has now shared a reflective post ahead of his release, saying: ‘Dear universe… thank you for everything.
‘Thank you for the blessings , thank you for the lessons, thank you for the mistakes that weren’t really mistakes.
‘Thank you for the friends that became angels, thank you for the tears watering the seeds of new beginnings and thank you for the law of attraction…’
Bear, 33, is set to be released after serving 11 months and has vowed to stay away from social media and his previous wild antics when he gets out.
A source told The Sun: ‘Stephen has served his time – and he’s due out of prison in the next few weeks.
‘However, he’s been telling pals he’s not the same man that went into prison.
‘There will be no hopping back on to social media or rolling straight back into the nearest nightclub when he gets out, he says he just wants to get back to east London and his family.’
Last year Georgia endured a horrific trial after she became a victim of revenge porn .
On August 2, 2020, the reality star and her ex boyfriend Stephen Bear had sex in his garden, which Bear, 33, secretly filmed on his home CCTV.
He went on to leak the footage online and make £2k from selling the clip.
After Georgia reported her ex to the police she took embarked on an emotional court case which resulted in Stephen being imprisoned back in March.
Bear is currently serving a 21-month prison sentence after being found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of disclosing private, sexual photos and films.
Speaking exclusively to MailOnline at the ITV Palooza in November, Georgia explained how she was ready to move on and felt more confident than ever before: ‘I just feel absolutely elevated within consciousness. I feel like I’ve been within such a good energy of people, and I’m just ready to absolutely smash it.’
Georgia also teased in the recent interview she would be back on our television screens very soon, adding: ‘Everyone’s going to be very proud of what I’ve achieved.’
During the run up to Georgia’s court case, the star also lost two incredibly close friends after both her school friend Cenk Fahri and ex-boyfriend Jake McLean tragically passed away.
Georgia released her memoir Taking Back My Power last month and she revealed that the writing process was ‘tough’ but helped her deal with the grief.
‘It was like incredibly up and down. It’s really hard to have to discuss some of the hardest things you’ve been through but I think that’s a form of therapy in itself.
‘So I actually found it very therapeutic and I found it to be a real way of honouring those that are no longer here and also honouring my own journey that I’ve been on in the last couple of years.
‘I was just so proud of it. But I’d be lying if i said it wasn’t tough.’
It comes after Love Island All Stars has reportedly been thrown into chaos after the cast demanded more money, just weeks ahead from it’s huge launch on ITV1 and ITV2.
The new series is expected to feature singeltons from previous series as they continue their quest to find their dream partner, with MailOnline previously revealing that spoken-for stars could also made cameo appearances on the show.
According to The Su n the reality stars, who have not yet been officially announced, are refusing to sign their contracts after claiming a 433% increase on their original fee was simply not enough.
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