Convicted sex offender Stephen Bear to become dad with teen wife

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Stephen Bear, the former TV personality and convicted sex offender, looks set to become a dad after marrying an 18-year-old in Brazil last year.

The 36-year-old from London spent 21 months behind bars after being found guilty of voyeruism and sharing 'revenge porn' against his ex-girlfriend Georgia Harrison, who waived her anonymity in the trial.

She has since gone on to be awarded an MBE for her campaigns tackling violence against women and girls and her work with the government on the Online Safety Act in 2023, while her former partner fled to Brazil and married someone 17 years his minor.

After sharing a video of the two dancing together on their wedding day back in July, the pair took to Instagram once again earlier this week to confirm the news that they are expecting, with Bear even showing off his parenting knowledge by suggesting that it's already three months old, despite it still being in the womb.

In the video, he said: "Hi guys, today we're going to share with you some really exciting news that's been going on in our lives. Shall I say it or do you want to say it?"

His wife, who is only known as Miami, said: "Guys, we have a baby," as Stephen cheered.

He then shared: "We can confirm the baby is three months old, the doctor says it's fit and healthy. I've been wanting to tell you lot for a few weeks but it has to be three months old before we announce the news. I'm over the moon. "We're not gonna find out the sex of the baby yet, but because I'm English and you are Brazilian and because I'm really good at football, we've decided our baby is going to play for the Brazilian national football team."

Bear was initially jailed in March 2023 and also handed a restraining order against Harrison, while also signing himself onto the sex offenders register, which is perhaps the major factor in his move to South America, although he previously suggested that England was ‘too miserable’ with ‘too many problems’.

Meanwhile, his former partner has spoken publicly about her ex-boyfriend's crimes in an ITV documentary that came out last year.

She said: "It really does scare me knowing that I'm potentially going to have to discover this again and watch it back, that moment changed me forever. Having to re-live that and re-watch that, I am scared.

"That's embarrassing to be honest. These men are sitting at home watching this.

"It was a complete and utter violation of me as a person, as a human being, as a woman. This man is literally on the sex offenders register but it's still there.

"How am I ever going to get that off?"

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