She has gotten justice.
Georgia Harrison is set to release a documentary about revenge porn following her court case with ex Stephen Bear.
Stephen was jailed for sharing a secret sex tape of them and was sentenced to 21 months in prison earlier this month.
He was found guilty of disclosing a private sexual film of her.
Speaking about her plans to release a documentary on ITV about the harrowing subject, Georgia took to Instagram to say: "I was silenced for over 2 years now I finally have the chance to show you the journey I had to go on to get to this point.
“There was a lot of interest from the get go about making a documentary on this subject and I couldn’t be happier to announce @itv @itvxofficial will be showing it on the 20th march at 10pm on itv2 produced by @multistorytv.
“ITV made me the person I am today from Towie, to Love Island to this and there is no one I would trust more to handle such a sensitive part of my life.
“More information to follow but since it’s out in the press I thought I should let my followers know as you guys have supported me so much to get to this point. Thank you.”
Georgia's intention to release a documentary on the subject was originally reported by The Sun, with a source saying: "Georgia was put through hell and so making this documentary was extremely hard for her, there were a lot of tears during filming.
“She was both angry and devastated throughout the trial and the film captured all her raw emotions during what was a really horrific time.
“After this utter nightmare, she wants to finally move on with her life and through justice being served and by meeting other victims of revenge porn, she’s taking those first steps.”
Bear was sentenced in Chelmsford Crown Court where he was found guilty of voyeurism and disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress.
The video of the pair having sex in Stephen Bear's garden was captured on his CCTV and was later posted to OnlyFans without Georgia's consent.
The judge who sentenced Bear, Judge Christopher Morgan, said he had "wished to exploit the economic value of the recording" when he shared it online.
Judge Morgan accused Bear of causing Georgia, "extensive humiliation and embarrassment."
Since the trial started in December, 33-year-old Stephen Bear showed no remorse or responsibility for what he did.
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