The former Love Island alum Georgia Harrison opened up about an explicit video of her with former partner Stephen Bear, which leaked on an OnlyFans platform without her consent.
During her latest interview, Harrison said that her inappropriate video "went viral to a point I can't explain.”
The TWOIE alum also urged that social media platforms should have 24-hour helplines to help the victims, following the spread of her unconsented video like a “house fire.”
Although Harrison’s former boyfriend served 10 and a half months in prison voyeurism and two charges of sharing private photos of his then-girlfriend, the reality TV star claimed that it was a "kick in the teeth" because the content was not taken down following Bear’s conviction.
In response to a question regarding the impact of deeming the unconsented content “illegal”, she expressed, "It would make every single bit of difference. I think there's almost 30,000 images and pictures that the RP (revenge porn) helpline have already said have gone through the court case - they've won so they are technically illegal - but they are still legal right now.”
Harrison also suggested that lives of tens of thousands of women victims can be changed with Online Safety Act.
"For me, it would mean that I know I have a future knowing full well that no one is going to be able to find or see that video of me again, as they shouldn't. But until this gets made illegal, that's not going to happen,” she said.
