Georgia Harrison admits she fears her future children may one day find her sex tape and reveals her evidence of revenge porn is like “an elephant in the room” when she’s dating.

Georgia Harrison has admitted her heartbreaking fears her future children could one day find her sex tape.

The Love Island and TOWIE star, 29, suffered a horrific trial at the end of 2022 after she became the victim of reality star partner Stephen Bear’s revenge porn.

On August 2, 2020, the pair had sex in their garden, which Bear, 34, secretly filmed on his home’s CCTV. He went on to leak the footage online and made money from selling the clip.

After Georgia reported her ex to the police, she embarked on an emotional trial that resulted in Stephen being jailed for 10-and-a-half months.

He was found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of disclosure of private and sexual photos and films.

Georgia Harrison has admitted her heartbreaking fears her future children could one day find her sex tape

The Love Island and TOWIE star, 29, suffered a horrific trial at the end of 2022 after she became the victim of revenge porn by her partner at the time, reality star Stephen Bear.

And speaking in an emotional interview, Georgia told The Sun: “Hopefully one day I’ll have children, and that’s my biggest fear – that they’ll find it.”

She added of Bear: “If I walked past him, my heart would drop, but I never feel like I have to worry about him getting close to me.” I have a (five-year) restraining order, but I want it to be extended.”

He also claimed that he is still waiting for compensation and compensation to be paid to him, six months after he was released from prison.

He has paid the £22,305 confiscation order to the Home Office.

She added to the publication: “He blew me away. I never managed to get a penny back, because he got rid of most of his money.”

During the chat, she also talked about how she’s currently dating and “seeing where things go,” but that she’s always worried that suitors have seen her video.

He explained how most people he meets are aware of what happened and thus become “an elephant in the room”.

However, Georgia seemed hopeful as she said she hopes whoever finds her will “understand” what happened, adding: “That’s why I’m trying so hard to change the law, because I’d like to think that one day, I could live in a world where I don’t have to worry about my husband seeing this.”

On August 2, 2020, the pair had sex in their garden, which Bear, 34, secretly filmed on his home’s CCTV. He went on to leak the footage online and made money from selling the clip

And speaking in an emotional interview, Georgia told The Sun: “Hopefully one day I’ll have children, and that’s my biggest fear – that they’ll find it.”

It comes after Georgia revealed earlier this summer that she was the victim of a robbery in broad daylight outside posh Nessa restaurant in London’s Soho.

The star took to her Instagram with a desperate plea for the return of her stolen handbag which she said contained an “irreplaceable necklace” and her passport.

Georgia shared snaps of the eye-catching hot pink accessory emblazoned with the word ‘Gucciy’ and appealed for help ahead of her overseas trips next week.

Write: “Whoever just stole my bag in London has so many things I care about, please give it back.”

Alongside a snapshot of the restaurant, she said: ‘I was outside this restaurant @nessasoho so if anyone saw anything please let me know as it’s a very remarkable bag, but the cctv couldn’t pick her up, there was an irreplaceable necklace in there if you are involved just go back.

Before finally adding, “If anyone hears anyone trying to sell this just know it’s mine.”

“My passport was in there too and I’m flying out next Friday, will I be able to get a replacement on Monday as it only gives me options for a week fast track?”

She added of Bear: “If I walked past him, my heart would drop, but I never feel like I have to worry about him getting close to me.” I have a (five-year) restraining order, but I want it extended’

She later shared a photo of herself holding her bag at a concert with the words ‘life ain’t fun’.

After fans believed she had had the items returned, Georgia was forced to clarify that it was an old picture and she still had £1,000 of damage as a result of the theft.

Write: “Just to confirm I didn’t get it back, it was a photo from the night before it was stolen, I’m still in the process of getting breakdown cover to get myself a new box, changing my look and trying to get a new passport’.

“Over 1K damage control and less the price of the bag and belongings in it. London madman watch your stuff because it’s not safe.”