Reality star Georgia Harrison breaks silence on bear’s prison release as she gears up for love island all stars adventure

Reality TV personality Georgia Harrison has candidly addressed the impending release of her disgraced ex, Stephen Bear, as she prepares to step back into the Love Island villa for the anticipated All Stars series.

Bear, 33, convicted of voyeurism and privacy breaches, is set to be released this month after serving 11 months of his 21-month sentence.  

In the interview, Georgia expressed confidence about her safety, stating that she holds a restraining order against Bear. She emphasized her focus on moving forward, leaving Bear’s life journey to him. Georgia stated, “this is just the next stage of my life to move on to better and bigger things.”

Having faced a challenging period after Bear’s actions led to a court case, Georgia is poised to join the Love Island All Stars lineup, consisting of 11 former islanders. The reality star, known for her appearances on The Only Way Is Essex and previous seasons of Love Island, is optimistic about the new series.

Georgia, who reported Bear to the police for revenge porn, has become a voice against violence towards women. She has fronted a documentary and campaigned for stricter laws around intimate image abuse. The Love Island All Stars venture marks a fresh chapter for Georgia, who is eager to immerse herself in an environment of “positivity, love, excitement, and banter.”

Reflecting on her journey, Georgia acknowledges the healing and rebuilding she underwent over the last few years. As she enters the Love Island All Stars villa, she hopes to find lasting love, stating, “I genuinely think that Love Island All Stars could be somewhere where I could meet a partner who I could go on to marry and have kids with.”

With optimism and high hopes, Georgia embraces the opportunity for a fresh start in Love Island’s All Stars series, seeking love and positive experiences.