Former Love Island star Georgia Harrison has announced she is expecting her first child with boyfriend Jack Stacey after a whirlwind 10-month romance.
The 30-year-old Celebrity SAS winner revealed the happy news today, confirming her pregnancy with her 33-year-old city worker boyfriend.
The couple first connected on a dating app last summer and are now living together in Essex as they prepare to become first-time parents.
Their baby is due in November 2025, with Harrison sharing the exciting announcement on social media, saying: "We've been keeping a secret. Me and Jack are having a baby!"
Harrison expressed her joy about the pregnancy, saying: "When you know, you know. I know it's cringey but that's definitely how we feel. Anyone who knows us knows how strong we are, and how happy we make each other."
The couple are embracing parenthood despite their relatively short relationship.
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"We both definitely wanted children, and while some may say it feels too soon, we know that this is amazing news and we couldn't be happier," she told OK Magazine.
Harrison added: "We've both lived so much already, partied to a point that is probably concerning, and done everything fun you could possibly do. If we're lucky enough to be able to have kids, why not have them sooner rather than later?"
The announcement was soon met with congratulatory messages from some very familiar faces from the world of showbiz.
"Omg CONFRATS HUNNNYYYY," fellow Love Island alum Chloe Burrows wrote while Strictly finalist Tasha Ghouri penned: "Ahhh congratulations!!"
Georgia Harrison waived her anonymity in a case of revenge porn against her former partner
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"Congratulations darling happy for you," Towie's Lauren Goodger echoed before Dancing on Ice's James Jordan weighed in: "Congratulations guys," followed by a love heart emoji. (sic)
Away from reality TV, in 2023, the BBC recognised Harrison as one of the world's 100 most inspiring and influential women, alongside Amal Clooney and Michelle Obama.
Her advocacy work began after a traumatic personal experience when an ex-partner shared an intimate video of her online without consent.
Harrison bravely waived her right to anonymity to testify against him.
Georgia Harrison's (left) campaigning has inspired changes to the law
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This year, she produced a hard-hitting ITV documentary series titled Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit, which explored revenge porn and deepfake pornography.
In March 2023, her ex-partner was found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of disclosing private sexual films with intent to cause distress.x
He received a 21-month prison sentence but was released after serving just over 10 months. He was also ordered to repay £22,305 of illegal earnings made from sharing the video.
Harrison's campaigning efforts led to significant change in UK legislation. The government introduced amendments to the online safety bill in 2023, making it easier to prosecute revenge porn crimes.
Despite her achievements, Harrison remains humble about her impact. "I think I've achieved a lot for someone my age, but I probably get imposter syndrome, too," she previously said.
Now that she's expecting her first child, Harrison says her advocacy work has taken on new meaning.
"I initially thought of my little sisters and brother when I was campaigning - hoping to make things different for them," she revealed.
"Now, I have this whole new drive - I want the world to be a better place because I'm bringing my own child into it."
Georgia Harrison, 30, announced her pregnancy on Instagram
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The couple had originally planned to buy their first home in London this year. However, the pregnancy changed their plans, with Harrison deciding to settle in Essex to be closer to her mother.
Her mother's reaction to the pregnancy news was emotional after supporting Harrison through difficult times. "Mum has watched me go through everything," Harrison said.
