Reality TV Star Georgia Harrison Honoured MBE for Online Privacy Campaigning at Windsor Castle

Georgia Harrison, a reality TV personality known for shows like Love Island and The Only Way Is Essex, was honoured with an MBE at Windsor Castle for her activism in online privacy and cybercrime awareness. She has campaigned vigorously against violence towards women and girls, motivated by her own experience as a victim of revenge porn when her ex-partner, fellow reality star Stephen Bear, illegally shared a private sex tape. Bear was convicted and sentenced for voyeurism and disclosing private sexual content, serving over 10 months of a 21-month sentence. Harrison has actively pushed for legal reforms, including advocating for protections in the Online Safety Bill and calling for accountability from social media platforms regarding online abuse. She also contributed to campaigns on sexual consent with Thames Valley Police and highlighted issues of deepfakes and image-based abuse in her ITV documentary. Harrison's recognition marks her transition from reality star to a prominent campaigner for women's rights and digital safety.