Georgia Harrison ‘signs up for Love Island All Stars’ after teasing her TV return following Stephen Bear’s revenge porn

Georgia Harrison has reportedly signed up for ITV’s Love Island All Stars.

The 29-year-old reality star first appeared on the show in 2017 but has since become a leading campaigner to change revenge porn laws after her ex-boyfriend Stephen Bear was found guilty of sharing a video of her having sex had and that he secretly filmed it on video surveillance.

A TV source has revealed that ITV has signed the star for the highly anticipated All Stars series, which starts early next year.

The ITV2 show, which released a brand new teaser earlier this month, is expected to feature alumni around the world continuing their search for their dream partner.

“Georgia has become a role model for young people and has shown enormous courage with her heroic political campaigns despite all her hardships,” a source told The Sun.

“She is a wonderful addition to the new show and the producers are very happy and excited that she has chosen to do this.”

The 29-year-old reality star first appeared on the show in 2017 (pictured) but has since become a leading campaigner for changes to revenge porn laws

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Last year, Georgia endured a gruesome trial after becoming a victim of revenge pornography.

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’s CCTV footage.

He then leaked the footage online and made £2,000 from the sale of the clip.

After Georgia reported her ex to the police, an emotional court battle began that led to Stephen being jailed in March.

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.

Speaking exclusively to MailOnline at the ITV Palooza last month, Georgia explained that she is ready to move on and feels more confident than ever: “I just feel absolutely expanded in consciousness. “I feel like I get such good energy from people who be received, and I am ready to destroy it absolutely.”

Georgia also teased in the recent interview that she will soon be back on our TV screens, adding: “Everyone will be very proud of what I have achieved.”

Before the trial in Georgia, the star also lost two incredibly close friends after both her high school boyfriend Cenk Fahri and her ex-boyfriend Jake McLean tragically passed away.

Georgia released her memoir Taking Back My Power last month and admits the writing process was “difficult” but helped her deal with the grief.

The reality TV star was a victim of revenge pornography in 2020 and her ex Stephen Bear (pictured) is currently serving a 21-month prison sentence after being found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of publishing private, sexual photographs and films

Georgia recently teased in the interview that she will be back on our television screens soon

“It was an incredible up and down.” It’s very difficult to have to discuss the hardest things you’ve been through, but I think it’s a form of therapy in itself.

“I actually found it very therapeutic and felt it was a real way to honor those who are no longer here and also to honor my own path that I have walked over the years.

“I was just so proud of it. But I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t difficult.’

It comes after Love Island All Stars was reportedly plunged into chaos after the cast demanded more money just weeks before the big release on ITV1 and ITV2.

The new series is expected to feature singles from previous series continuing their search for their dream partner. MailOnline previously revealed voice actors could also make guest appearances on the show.

According to The Sun, the yet-to-be-announced reality stars are refusing to sign their contracts after claiming a 433 percent increase in their original fee simply wasn’t enough.