Good Morning Britain host congratulates ITV star on joyous baby news
The duo revealed that the 30-year-old has made history by becoming the first ever Love Islander to be awarded an MBE in this year's King's Birthday Honours list.
Before delving into the prestigious accolade, Susanna was quick to mention her exciting news.
She remarked: "Georgia joins us now. Very good morning to you. Congratulations, not just on the MBE but also on the fact that you are expecting a baby.
"You may turn up to the Palace to receive your award with a babe in arms, depending on when it's given out."
To which Georgia responded: "I may be able to tell my child one day that, actually, yeah, you did get to meet someone from the Royal Family, you were there, which would be amazing."
The former reality star disclosed that her baby is due on November 5, believing there's a high chance she'll still be pregnant when receiving her MBE, reports the Manchester Evening News.
The reason for being honoured with the accolade comes after her efforts to tackle violence against women and girls.
In 2023, Georgia collaborated with the government on the Online Safety Act after her ex-partner shared sexual footage of them both online without her consent, which resulted in him being jailed for 21 months.
Georgia opened up to Good Morning Britain viewers, sharing: "I became a victim of intimate image-based sexual abuse back in 2020. It was something that I decided to get rid of my anonymity on and take it to court.
"I have one of the most popular revenge porn cases in the whole of the UK. Something that had a lot of media attention. Not only did I have to go to court and face my abuser, I also had to face the entire UK media, and it was a very public spectacle, which was really hard."
Reflecting on the intense media exposure her case received, Georgia revealed that it ultimately led to a change in UK law.
As they wrapped up the interview, Susanna extended her best wishes with: "Good luck with the baby and huge congratulations, Georgia. You've had such a massive impact in this area.
"To get the law changed, which is such a positive result for so many people out of something so devastating that happened to you, takes an enormous amount of strength, and it is hugely deserved. Congratulations."
In April, Georgia excitedly informed her followers about her pregnancy by sharing with them a charming photo where she and her partner Jack Stacey are holding a baby scan picture, teasing that they had been keeping a 'secret'.
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