Olivia Attwood admitted she thought “someone was dead” when her friend Georgia Harrison called her “screaming and crying” over her leaked sex tape.
George became a victim of revenge pornography in 2020 after her ex-boyfriend Stephen Bear uploaded CCTV footage of them having sex to an OnlyFans post.
Bear is currently serving a 21-month prison sentence after being found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of publishing private, sexual photographs and films.
During Thursday’s Loose Women, Olivia recalled the moment Georgia called to say the intimate photos had been posted online:
Olivia said: “I remember you calling me… Sorry, I get goosebumps just talking about it. You screamed and cried so much that I thought someone had died. I couldn’t understand what you were trying to tell me for a long time.
Candid: On Thursday’s “Loose Women,” Georgia Harrison (R) said she hopes ex Stephen Bear has “learned the error of his ways” after he was jailed for leaking a sex tape of hers without her knowledge, while Olivia Attwood recalled how she “thought someone was dead,” as the star called her, “screaming and crying” over the ordeal
Shocking: The reality TV star was a victim of revenge pornography in 2020 and Stephen is currently serving a 21-month prison sentence after being found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of publishing private, sexual photographs and films
“And I think if anybody ever wants to downplay the emotional impact it has on somebody, like when you realize the video is live, you try to take those kinds of calls and hear it.”
“You were completely upset.” It was terrible. I will remember it forever. It was absolutely terrible.’
Georgia also expressed her feelings about her ex-boyfriend’s release after his incarceration and shared the couple’s sex tape online.
Georgia appeared on the show with her mother Nicole and discussed his release next year.
She said: “I mean, for me, I just want to achieve the best results for all souls in all situations. As if he can realize his mistakes and hopefully redeem himself, then hats off to him.
“And I hope he succeeds.” The question is whether he will or not. I think mom is more worried than me. I mean, I have a restraining order.”
Meanwhile, her mother explained: “Yeah, I just feel like he never did it, he never admitted that what he did was wrong.”
“Even on the day of sentencing he still believed he had done nothing wrong. “I feel he needs to admit that what he did was wrong and hopefully he needs to change.
Stephen’s release: “If he can realize his mistakes and hopefully redeem himself, hats off to him,” Georgia said
Worried: While Georgia hopes Stephen learns from his mistakes, her mother Nicole admitted: “I just feel like he never accepted, he never admitted that what he did was wrong.”
Awful: Olivia recalled the call from Georgia when she first found out: “I remember you calling me, sorry, I’m getting goosebumps just talking about it.” You screamed and cried so much that I thought someone had died.
Despair: I remember how she felt when she found out the intimate images had been shared: “I just felt so hurt, so abandoned.” After that event, I felt less worthy as a human being.
Opening: The pair were joined by panelists Kaye Adams, Nadia Sawalha, Jane Moore and Georgia’s friend Olivia Attwood Dack as the star prepares to release her debut book, Taking Back My Power.
“Well, maybe you should apologize, I don’t think we will understand.”
Panelists Kaye Adams, Nadia Sawalha and Jane Moore joined the pair as the star prepares to release her debut book, Taking Back My Power.
Georgia, who received the Activist Award at the Glamor of the Year Awards last week, described her feelings at the time, telling the judges: “I was really, really distracted and felt so hurt, so abandoned.” After that event, I felt less than human.
“I just felt that not only did he really take advantage of me, but I also felt that the online platforms took advantage of me as well.
“Like they’re making money off of this and my name.” “If you turn on a search engine, it will immediately say ‘Georgia Harrison sex tape’ and all these people will be redirected to porn channels … and there was nothing I could do about it.”
Speaking about her efforts to remove the video herself, Georgia said: “We hadn’t realized how big it was yet… It was literally everywhere.”
The star also spoke about her decision to contact law enforcement and the positive experience she had.
‘The The police took it seriously from the start, but I know not all victims had the same experiences with the police, but they didn’t judge me at all.
“I think many women have an initial conversation and then sometimes feel that they are being blamed and therefore should not pursue the matter with the police. “But luckily my experience with the police was great.”
Source: Daily Mail
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