Georgia Harrison, 28 has a slim figure and shows off her toned abs in workout clothes
Georgia Harrison, 28, shows off her toned abs in a black workout combo and as she challenges herself during a grueling gym boot camp
Georgia Harrison was pictured giving it her all and showing off her toned abs as she was put to the test at a gym boot camp on Monday.
The former Love Island contestant looked hot as she styled a simple black Bo+Tee matching leggings and long sleeve workout set.
The 28-year-old added a splash of color with a pair of bright pink Nike sneakers and looked fresh as she pulled her hair back into a sleek ponytail.
The model has been working up a sweat at No1 Bootcamp in Heacham, Norfolk, where she reportedly trained in the past.
Georgia previously described this boot camp as a “life-changing one” as she lost 6.5 pounds in a week.
Ready to sweat: Georgia Harrison, 28, was pictured giving it her all as she was put to the test at a gym boot camp on Monday
Another rep: The former Love Island contestant looked hot as she styled a simple black Bo + Tee matching leggings and long sleeve workout set with a pair of bright pink Nike sneakers
‘A life-changer’: Georgia trained at the No1 Bootcamp in Heacham, Norfolk, where she reportedly trained in the past and described the experience as ‘life-changing’ as she lost 6.5lbs in a week
Georgia gave her all in training as she completed rounds of pull-ups, boxing, tire flips, and box jumps.
She worked closely with her trainer as she jabbed the punching bag and was seen lifting the bar.
The photos come after it was revealed earlier this month that the star has teamed up with Superdrug to launch their own-brand condoms with permission.
The condoms will come with a reminder of the importance of consent on the packaging to address what it calls “destructive non-consensual sexual behavior.”
The retailer also works with UK sexual health charities Brook and Fumble, UK Says No More and Switchboard National LGBTQ+ Helpline.
Georgia is incredibly passionate about the issue of consent after her ex-boyfriend reality contestant Stephen Bear uploaded footage of the couple having sex to his OnlyFans account without her consent.
The 33-year-old was given a 21-month prison sentence in March and the consequences of the situation have been profound for Georgia. The Not Your Porn ambassador now admits that she finds herself looking for hidden cameras when she gets intimate with a new partner.
Georgia now devotes much of her time to fighting revenge porn and seeking justice for those victims of the heinous act.
She recently went to the Justice Department to meet with Lord Chancellor Alex Chalk to discuss why it’s vital that the law around revenge porn changes.
The change would mean that victims would no longer have to prove that their abuser shared intimate images with the intent to cause distress.
The Eye Of The Tiger: Georgia gave her all in training as she completed rounds of pull-ups, boxing, tire flips, and box jumps
Push it to the limit: The model’s face showed she was physically struggling to make it through the grueling workout
Fighting for justice: Georgia devotes her time to fighting revenge porn after ex-boyfriend Stephen Bear, 33, uploaded footage of the couple having sex to his OnlyFans account without her consent
A woman on a mission: The photos come after it was revealed earlier this month that the star has partnered with Superdrug to launch their own branded condoms
You Before Yes: Superdrug’s own-brand condoms will come with a reminder of the importance of consent on the packaging to tackle what it calls ‘destructive non-consensual sexual behaviour’
The influencer admits she was very nervous about taking her ex to court and this new law will mean that so many victims will have a chance at justice.
“Every day I would like five or six victims to come forward and explain how they became victims of image-based sexual abuse,” she explained.
But Georgia believes things are moving in the right direction as she tells her followers she has so much faith in the British government.
“I really believe they care about individuals and are doing everything they can to protect victims, but also to protect the younger generation.
This is a change in history, and it will always be remembered.”
‘This is a change in history’: this new law gives so many victims a chance for justice