Georgia Steel posts footballer boyfriend on Instagram for first time as they kiss on holiday in Dubai
GEORGIA Steel snogged her footballer boyfriend for a new Instagram picture as she finally confirmed their romance.
Posting about her holiday to Dubai with Ipswich player Harry Clarke, Georgia told fans: "It’s good to be back."
Other than her short fling with Love Island co-star Toby, it's the first time Georgia has gone public with a romantic partner since her "traumatic" relationship with a conman.
The 26-year-old - who was robbed of £160k of her savings - has grown close to Harry Aromolaran in recent months as she moved on from her past hurt.
Georgia, who shot to fame on Love Island's 2018 series, looked at peace in beautiful snaps of their loved-up holiday.
The pair even shared a passionate kiss on the balcony of their hotel.
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Georgia was flooded with support from her Love Island co-stars, with Georgia Harrison commenting: "Love this for you."
Dani Dyer added: "You deserve it all."
While Joanna Chimonides said: "I can’t deal."
Georgia first opened up on her conman ex back in 2019 and exclusively told The Sun how she was “too terrified to sleep and fearing for her life” after discovering the “huge sum of money” missing.
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The TV star’s world came crumbling down when The Sun Online revealed her new lover was convicted fraudster Medi Abalimba.
The one-time Derby County player - who Georgia met in a club - was jailed in 2014 for pretending to be ex-Chelsea footballer Gael Kakuta.
He would break into lockers at a private health club to steal credit card details before splurging on designer clothes and five-star hotels.
Georgia told us: “Because I'm a good person, if I see a broken person or a person upset, I really like to fix it.
“I thought I could fix him and accept his past and everything. But I didn't understand how bad his past was.
“I had no idea of how capable he was, because I would never be with someone who could hurt people like that. The stories kept coming out and things kept getting worse.”
