Reality television star Georgia Harrison found herself at the centre of an unexpected royal security incident this week, when she was escorted from the grounds of Windsor Castle by armed police.
The former Love Island contestant, known for her appearances on the hit ITV show, was visiting the historic royal residence when the situation unfolded. In an exclusive interview, Harrison has now broken her silence about the alarming encounter that left her shaken.
The Moment Armed Police Intervened
"I was absolutely terrified," Harrison confessed, describing the moment armed officers approached her within the castle grounds. "Having that many guns surrounding you is genuinely one of the most frightening experiences of my life."
The 29-year-old television personality explained she had been attempting to capture content near the famous royal fortress when security personnel intervened. While specific details about what triggered the security response remain unclear, Harrison maintains she had no malicious intent.
From Reality TV to Royal Security Scare
The Essex-born star rose to fame on Love Island in 2017 and has since become a prominent figure in British reality television. Her relationship with fellow reality star Stephen Bear previously made headlines, particularly following his conviction for sharing intimate images without her consent.
This latest incident at one of the Queen's favourite residences adds another dramatic chapter to Harrison's public story. Windsor Castle, which serves as both a royal palace and tourist attraction, maintains stringent security protocols to protect the royal family.
Reflecting on the Aftermath
"I've had some crazy experiences in the public eye, but this was something else entirely," Harrison reflected. "It really makes you appreciate the security measures that are in place to protect our royal family."
The reality star expressed gratitude that the situation was resolved without serious consequences, though the emotional impact remains. "It's not something I'll forget anytime soon," she admitted.
As one of Britain's most visited historic sites, Windsor Castle has seen its share of security incidents over the years, but rarely involving well-known television personalities. The event highlights the delicate balance between public access and security at working royal residences.
