Malin Andersson shares support for Georgia Harrison following ex Stephen Bear’s revenge porn trial verdict -Lucy Norris-Entertainment – Metro

Malin Andersson has publicly congratulated Georgia Harrison after her former boyfriend Stephen Bear’s conviction. 

Celebrity Big Brother winner Bear now faces up to two years in prison after a jury concluded he was guilty for posting CCTV footage of himself and Georgia in a private sex act to OnlyFans without her consent.

Ex Love Islander Malin, 30, uploaded a video to her social media in support of Georgia, 28 – who was also on the reality dating show – following recent events and praised her for her ‘strength and resilience’. 

In the footage the star appeared in a black hoody and slammed the guilty party for showing ‘no remorse’. 

Malin started off her message with: ‘So let’s talk about Stephen Bear,’ after which viewers see images flash on the screen of the TV personality arriving at court in a limo and fur coat. 

Over the top of the clip she penned: ‘The saddest thing is that this guy has no remorse and is also trying to gain publicity from this court case.’

Malin shared her admiration for her fellow Love Island star following her recent victory in court (Picture: GC Images)

Stephen arrived at the courthouse in a limo and fur coat (Picture: Eastnews Press Agency)

‘Georgia your strength is admirable, you’re a voice for women and men all over that have been targeted by the same thing and you’re going to give so many people strength and hope,’ she said.  

Alongside the video clip, Malin left the words: ‘STEPHEN BEAR… you make me sick.

‘I admire you @georgialouiseharrison for your resilience and strength.. you will help so many people that have been targeted by revenge porn – I can’t imagine the pain you’ve gone through too, dealing with this publicly and also I know first hand how draining the court process can be. 

‘You are a queen.’

Malin also referenced her recent visit to 10 Downing Street to discuss law reforms (Picture: Getty Images)

Georgia shared her ‘relief’ at the trial’s guilty verdict following the court case (Picture: Shutterstock)

Within the caption she revealed she had recently been to Number 10 Downing Street to speak about ‘new legislations that have been put in place’, listing the reforms subject to happen. 

Malin rounded off her post by saying: ‘The truth always prevails,’ with a red love heart emoji. 

Fans rushed to the comments to share their thoughts on Georgia’s case.

One wrote: ‘I’m glad the laws are changing & people like Georgia have done amazingly [sic].’ 

Another typed: ‘That poor girl my heart goes out to her’

Georgia made a statement following the court’s verdict and expressed her ‘relief’ at the outcome, sharing the last two years had been ‘hell’. 

Bear was found guilty of sharing private sexual pictures and videos with intent to cause distress, but denied the charges.

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