Georgia Harrison makes powerful statement against Stephen Bear's 'awful crime'
29.03.2024 - 01:43
/ ok.co.uk
Georgia Harrison and her shamed ex Stephen Bear were both seen arriving to Chelmsford Crown Court on Thursday (28 March) for another hearing, which saw Celebrity Big Brother star Stephen being ordered to pay £27,500 to Georgia for making money off a sex tape he illegally shared of them to OnlyFans. Standing outside the court, Love Island contestant Georgia made a powerful statement to the press, where she blasted Stephen's 'awful' crimes and shared the importance that justice is served, both financially and on conviction.
Only recently released from prison, Stephen was jailed on 3 March last year after being found guilty of voyeurism and of two counts of disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress. He was freed on January 14, having served 10-and-a-half months of his 21-month sentence.
Georgia, who has been a campaigner for revenge porn ever since her own ordeal, has previously shared how she lost out on large sums due to Stephen's publishing of their personal relations. He must now pay the near £30K sum within three months, or face returning to prison for a further nine months.
Reading a statement outside the court, Georgia thanked the Crown Prosecution Service and the police, before sharing: "I think it's important that anyone who commits this awful crime should be made to give any money they made back to the victim and also the judicial system, especially after a successful conviction. "I'll be giving some of the money to charities of my choice who supported me throughout this ordeal.
And I just want to thank Essex Police Force, everyone who represented me, Judge Christopher Morgan for ensuring that justice once again is served. "And also I think this is a clear example why it is so
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