Stephen Bear arrives at court for confiscation hearing in 'Mexican Cartel' tracksuit after revenge porn conviction
4 March 2024, 11:18
Shamed reality star Stephen Bear was pictured arriving back at court today in a ‘Mexican Cartel’ tracksuit after it emerged he gained £22,300 profit from his OnlyFans revenge porn video.
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He arrived at Chelmsford Crown court this morning. His ex Georgia Harrison was also present with her new boyfriend Anton Danyluk.
Bear, 34, wore a Mexican Cartel top and clutched a Louis Vuitton bag as he arrived at court this morning.
A judge will decide at court how much of the £22,305.46 sex tape profit he must pay back.
Bear was convicted of voyeurism and two counts of disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress.
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He was released from prison on January 14, having served just over ten months.
He originally made £1,650.98 from the video but this figure increased to £22,305.06 when his subscribers rose by 822 in the month before Georgia was made aware of the clip, a court heard.
In a separate case, Bear, 33, has been ordered to pay Ms Harrison over £200,000 in damages - the highest sum for a case of its kind.
Georgia waved her anonymity to speak out against her reality star ex as she accused him of so-called "revenge porn".
She said she nearly died fighting him for two-and-a-half years and is now planning to sue Bear for destroying her career.
The star explained: “When it first happened, the physical effects on me were just horrific.
"I had acne come up all over my face. I ended up getting a cyst infection — the cyst eventually burst — and I was in hospital from stress.
"They said my kidneys, my pelvis, and multiple organs were infected, and I was going into septic shock."
The 28-year-old said she now has an 'onslaught' of women reaching out to her for help on social media following her high-profile case.
She also called for "massive online platforms" to be required to take down sexually explicit content which had been posted without consent.
