Pregnant Georgia Harrison showed off her baby bump in a brown halterneck bikini with a keyhole cut-out as she and boyfriend Jack Stacey enjoyed their final holiday before becoming a family. The TV personality, 30, is due to give birth on November 5.
She pulled her hair into a half-up, half-down style before taking a dip in the pool and posing for a photo with Jack.
The couple met on a dating app over a year ago and are now living together in Essex as they prepare to become parents.
On Instagram, Harrison shared: "Our last ever holiday as a two. I couldn’t be more excited to be going from a couple to a family but I must admit I'm going to miss this. I had the best time you really are my best friend." She also spoke about the parenting boundaries she plans to enforce, saying she won’t allow her future child to have a phone or go online at a young age, after the former reality star was a victim of revenge porn at the hands of ex-boyfriend 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 revenge porn and discussed internet safety and the fight against misogyny. She told The Sun that education systems should do more to curb online exposure for children and that legal measures should tighten laws around young people’s access to social media, pointing to Australia as a model worth watching. She also cited Robbie Williams, who has said he won’t let his children have phones until they’re older, as a precedent she and Stacey may consider adopting.
The couple has emphasized their hope to shield their child from harmful online content and misogyny, with Harrison noting she doesn’t want her children exposed to such material. In June, she revealed another boundary shift, telling followers she wouldn’t permit friends or family to kiss her newborn over concerns about the herpes virus, a stance she reinforced after sharing an Instagram reel about a newborn who died from the virus and writing: "To all my friends and family don't be offended when I tell you to back off."