Georgia Harrison reveals she almost DIED filming reality show The Challenge

Georgia Harrison has revealed that she was nearly killed while filming MTV’s The Challenge in Namibia in 2019.

The show, which pits reality stars against each other in grueling physical tests, was where Georgia, 28, met her now ex-partner Stephen Bear.

The 33-year-old, who won Celebrity Big Brother in 2016, is currently serving a 21-month prison sentence for voyeurism and two counts of ‘revenge porn’ after uploading images of the couple having sex to his OnlyFans subscription, without the Georgian consent. .

Speaking on Slingo’s new gossip show Getting Lippy, she recalled the terrifying moment when doctors said her organs were failing.

It came after she traveled more than 28 miles both by bike and on foot through the sweltering Namibian desert.

She recalled: “On the way there we were allowed to stop at this gas garage and get some snacks and I got this six hour caffeine shot that gives you six hours of energy and I thought, ‘Oh yeah, that’ll help me win the challenge. ,”.

‘I’m running in the desert and I just had a lot of caffeine and one minute I was running, then the next thing I knew I was in an ambulance… I couldn’t remember who I was, who my mother was, I couldn’t remember anything. I really thought I was dying.’

Continuing the hosts of Slingo’s Get Lippy: “They basically said my organs were failing due to dehydration and I had severe heat stroke.”

I had to spend the night in the hospital, they gave me an IV, I had actually accepted death. I didn’t know what was happening, I was so confused I thought I was dying.’

Georgia and Stephen were joined on the show by Ex On The Beach’s Ashley Cain and Geordie Shore’s Dee Nguyen.

During a recent appearance on This Morning, Phillip Schofield asked the star what he “found attractive” in Bear.

“We were in the middle of the Namibian desert, there weren’t many options,” he joked.

Comes after Georgia burst into tears while fearing Esteban had ‘get away’ with his revenge porn crimes in his harrowing itv documentary film.

The programme, which aired on Monday night, featured home video footage of the Love Island star telling his mother that he was concerned that the police would not charge Stephen with his crimes.

He was later assured by police that Stephen would still be charged, and he was later found guilty of voyeurism and sharing private sex videos without consent, and sentenced to 21 months in prison.

The illicit recording had been captured on CCTV on 2 August 2020, in his garden in Loughton, Essex, without Georgia’s knowledge, on the adult website OnlyFans and he made £2,000 from it.

The documentary also featured vile voicemails sent by Stephen to his ex Georgia, as he tried to vehemently deny that he had filmed and circulated revenge porn of the couple.

In part of the documentary, Georgia feared at one point that Stephen might avoid facing justice for his crimes.

The show showed her at home talking to her mother on the phone, breaking down in fear that Stephen would not be charged.

“Mom, I think Bear got away with it,” she said through tears.

Explaining why he felt this way, the star told the camera: “I knew the time was coming that I needed to be uploaded, and I look at his TikTok and it’s like a video of him and his whole family.”

On his TikTok, Stephen seemed to be celebrating something, leading Georgia to wonder “why did he have to be so happy.”

Georgia then recorded the moment she received a phone call from the police, who assured her that they were still going to charge Stephen.

The documentary also featured voice memos sent by Stephen to Georgia, where he attempted to vehemently deny his revenge porn crimes.

Stephen called the former Love Island, Georgia star ‘fucking dumb’ and claimed she was seeking attention after she called on social media in 2020 for her followers to send screenshots and information to her agent if they had seen the clip. .

After she and her mother Nicola gathered enough evidence, Georgia confidently confronted Bear on WhatsApp and refused to back down as he tried to manipulate her.

In Georgia’s ITV2 documentary Revenge Porn: Georgia Vs Bear, which aired on Monday night, Stephen spat: ‘Trolls, man, what the hell are you talking about? My DMs are inundated with everyone saying that I apparently filmed you and sent it to you.

So, I’ve followed your story and you’ve actually written a few essays and essays, describing me as someone I’m not.

‘It’s not fair. You shouldn’t be doing that. Especially since I haven’t sent anything that I would ever send.’

Georgia texted back: “I have evidence to prove it and you know what you’ve done so don’t play dumb.”

Playing innocent, Bear raged: ‘What do you mean what I’ve done? What the hell have I done apparently? I haven’t done anything. It’s like you’re just looking for attention or something.

In an on-camera piece, Georgia said in the documentary, “He was just trying to manipulate me into feeling sorry for him, which in the past has worked.”

On another note, Stephen continued: “I don’t do stuff like that, that’s the next level.” That can ruin people’s lives.

‘You just don’t think before you do anything. That’s really not fair.

Georgia replied, “I’ve talked to several kids you’ve shown and I have people who have sent me screenshots.”

She added: ‘I’m going to put your pants on (sic)’.

In a last-ditch attempt to save himself, Stephen told Georgia, “Have some fun, brag to all your friends, but when the dust settles, you’ll look like a jerk for making up outright lies.”

Georgia responded with a text message: “Wicked, we’ll discuss it in court.” Because you know what you’ve done.

Mocking Georgia, Stephen replied, ‘God, you’ve actually lost your way. Damn hell!

“Do your worst and you’ll feel so fucking dumb afterwards.”

Georgia concluded: ‘You will go to jail for this bear.’