Georgia Harrison

Georgia Harrison is a trailblazing female motivational keynote speaker, recognised for her fearless campaigning against image-based abuse and her unwavering commitment to empowering women. Known first for her appearances on shows like ‘The Only Way Is Essex’, ‘Love Island’, and ‘Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins’, Georgia’s public image has evolved into something far more profound. Her journey from reality TV to advocacy has positioned her as a voice of courage, resilience and change in a world increasingly grappling with digital privacy and online exploitation.

Georgia’s life changed dramatically following her personal experience with revenge porn. In 2023, she fronted the ITV2 documentary ‘Revenge Porn: Georgia vs Bear’, bravely sharing her story after explicit footage was released online without her consent. Her decision to go public not only triggered a national conversation but led to a high-profile legal case which saw her ex-partner sentenced and Georgia awarded significant compensation. That same year, she published the Sunday Times bestselling memoir ‘Taking Back My Power’, candidly documenting her emotional and legal battle while calling for greater protections for victims. Her advocacy has earned widespread recognition, including being named Glamour’s Woman of the Year and featured on the BBC 100 Women list for her impact on gender-based digital abuse.

In 2025, Georgia’s work was formally recognised when she was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the King’s Birthday Honours for her services to online privacy and cyber crime awareness. She returned to television in early 2025 with ITV’s ‘Georgia Harrison: Porn, Power, Profit’, a powerful exposé of the deepfake industry and the exploitation of women’s images online. Her credibility as a campaigner has grown steadily, with appearances on major programmes like Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg and interviews with figures such as Tony Blair, Sadiq Khan, and William Hague, reinforcing her influence as a serious and trusted advocate.

Today, Georgia is a highly sought-after keynote speaker, known for her emotional intelligence, authenticity and empowering message. She speaks passionately to schools, businesses and public organisations about resilience, digital safety, justice and reclaiming personal power. Her lived experience, combined with a disarmingly honest delivery, resonates deeply with young women and broader audiences alike. Georgia doesn’t just inspire – she equips people with the confidence to speak up, the strength to push back, and the knowledge to protect themselves and others in an increasingly complex digital world.