Georgia Harrison said she will not allow her child to have a phone or go online at a young age, citing her own experience as a victim of revenge porn and urging stronger education and legal protections for children online.
The 30-year-old reality television personality, who is expecting her first child with boyfriend Jack Stacey and is due on November 5, told The Sun she plans to limit her future child's access to social media and digital devices. Harrison said she hopes schools will increase online-safety education and that lawmakers will tighten rules governing children's access to social platforms.
Harrison made the comments after describing the lasting impact of being targeted in a revenge porn case involving her ex-boyfriend, reality star Stephen Bear. Bear was found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of disclosing private sexual photos and films and was sentenced to 21 months in prison in March 2023; he was released in January 2024. Harrison has since become an advocate for victims of such crimes.
In the interview she said she and Stacey have discussed limits similar to those advocated by other public figures, and said she does not want her children to be exposed to content that promotes misogyny. She also referenced comments from singer Robbie Williams, who has spoken publicly about delaying his children's access to phones, and said she and her partner may follow a similar approach.
Harrison outlined other boundaries she plans to set for her newborn. In June she posted an Instagram reel about a baby who died after contracting the herpes simplex virus and wrote over the clip that friends and family "shouldn't be offended" if she asked them to keep their distance from her newborn to avoid transmission. Health experts note that herpes can be passed to infants through contact with cold sores and can have serious consequences for very young babies.
Harrison first announced her pregnancy in April with an Instagram post saying, "We've been keeping a secret. Me and Jack are having a baby! Due November 2025," and added that the couple were "so happy" to be starting a family. In interviews with UK publications she described the pregnancy as a deliberate choice and said she and Stacey felt ready to settle down after years of social life. The couple met on a dating app more than a year ago and are living together in Essex.
Harrison has used her public profile to speak about online abuse and the legal response to image-based sexual offences. Advocates and campaigners have pushed for clearer guidance and tougher enforcement around image-based abuse and for expanded education on digital safety in schools. Harrison told reporters she hopes the combination of better education and legal change will reduce the risks children face online.
Representatives for Harrison and Stacey did not immediately respond to requests for further comment. The due date announced by Harrison is November 5, 2025.