Georgia Louise Harrison, a well-known television personality, has transitioned from reality TV to a prominent campaigner for online privacy and against image-based sexual abuse, earning an MBE for her advocacy.
Superdrug partnered with Georgia Harrison on a new sexual consent campaign called 'You Before Yes'. This initiative aims to highlight the importance of consent.
Georgia Harrison has collaborated with Daniel Wellington Watches as part of her digital marketing efforts, showcasing her influence across diverse brands.
Georgia Harrison has collaborated with GymShark, indicating her involvement in promoting lifestyle and fitness brands through digital marketing.
Georgia Harrison attended the Boohoo x Kourtney Kardashian Launch Party in London, engaging with the brand during a notable event.
Georgia Harrison launched the 'Consent Conversations' campaign with Thames Valley Police, aimed at educating young adults about sexual consent.
Georgia Louise Harrison was born on December 12, 1994, in the London Borough of Redbridge, London. Before entering television, she worked as a personal assistant. Her career in television began in 2014 with a role on the ITVBe reality series “The Only Way Is Essex” (series 13). In 2017, she gained further recognition as a contestant on the third series of “Love Island.” These early appearances established her presence and provided a platform for her subsequent work.
Harrison’s career evolved through participation in various reality television shows, including “The Challenge: War of the Worlds” (2019) and “The Challenge: War of the Worlds 2” (2019) on MTV, as well as “Celebrity Ex on the Beach” (2020) and “Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins” (2024). Her experiences led her to become a notable figure in campaigning against image-based sexual abuse. In 2023, she fronted the documentary “Revenge Porn: Georgia vs Bear,” which detailed her personal experience and helped raise awareness about revenge porn. Her work in this area led to her appointment as a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours for her services to the prevention of violence against women and girls, and her campaigning on online privacy and cybercrime. She also contributed to reforms of the Online Safety Act and has collaborated with organizations on consent education.
Her dedication to advocacy includes partnering with Superdrug for the ‘You before Yes’ campaign and launching ‘Consent Conversations’ with Thames Valley Police. Harrison has also explored political involvement, engaging in discussions with the Labour Party regarding a potential parliamentary candidacy. These efforts highlight her commitment to social issues beyond her entertainment career.
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