Georgia’s loyal.
We don’t need to explain that to you. You’re aware of the situation.
She’s loyal babe, that’s just her, she’s loyal, she’s real, she’s loyal to her friends and in her relationships and she would never be anything else other than loyal babe, alright?
Jesus.
Georiga became somewhat of a meme during this year’s Love Island because she just wouldn’t shut up about loyalties despite kissing new Jack and trying to steal him away from Laura, but whatever, apparently that didn’t count.
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It was funny enough to watch her squirm around the place chatting shit about how loyal she apparently is, but Georgia has since revealed the reason why she’s so obsessed with being loyal and it’s actually pretty sad.
She told The Sun that she’s always needed loyalty to be a big part of a relationship because of her parents’ split when she was young.
The 20-year-old said that her biological dad left her mum, Sharon, when she was growing up and that she had a hard time getting through it.
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She said:
“It was really, really hard.
“It’s sad, and it’s 100 percent impacted on how I am now and my relationships. I wouldn’t wish what has happened to me on anyone.”
Aw, babe.
Georgia went on to say that the whole situation ultimately made her and her mum closer – and that her stepfather is now more of a dad to her than her biological father, Rodney.
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She said:
“If I’m honest with you, the whole loyalty thing, that is something my mum has brought me up with. To always be loyal to whoever you’re with.
“I definitely stand by the people I care about more than anything. With me and my mum, there’s nothing that could break us up at all. It made me and my mum closer.”
Bless.
This comes after Josh and Kaz slagged Georgia off on the radio due to the whole loyalty thing.
Perhaps people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones though, lads.
