Inside Love Island star Georgia Steel’s newly renovated home with huge cinema room and King size bed
GEORGIA Steel has given a glimpse inside her new home with a massive sofa, King size bed and cinema room with a mini bar.
The 23-year-old shared a sneak peak of her gorgeous home in York she moved into earlier this year.
The Love Island star took to Instagram to thank The Luxury Bed Company for designing her cinema room and sofa saying: "They helped me with every inch of my vision. I couldn’t be more grateful for them."
Georgia posted a snap of her new King size master bedroom bed showcasing a crushed velvet base in silver and a matching ceiling to floor headboard.
She captioned the bedroom snap: "I want to go for a very neutral theme in this room, lots of nudes and natural colours… I want to be like a blank canvas for the people in it to create colour ❤️🧡💚💙💜
"Can’t wait for you guys to see what I’ve got planned next for this room…"
The reality star also showed off her spacious cinema room with a neon sign and mini bar.
Her living room featured a stunning white marble floor with a luxurious L-shaped sofa in cream and matching footstool.
One fan commented: "Couch looks so comfy! 🥰🤍✨"
Another wrote: "Wow!! That couch is stunning 😍"
Other fans admired the cinema room and penned: "This looks incredible! Loving the big LED sign!🔥"
Meanwhile, Georgia was reportedly spotted on a date recently with Leeds footballer Tyler Roberts, 22.
A pal said: “They have lots in common.”
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Georgia's conman ex was last month jailed for scamming Thierry Henry's former wife out of £160,000.
She has opened up about the "traumatic" ordeal she went through after discovering her boyfriend's secret life.
The 23-year-old was left devastated when her whirlwind romance with a wealthy American called Miguel turned out to be a convicted fraudster called Medi Abalimba, as revealed by The Sun.
Speaking on , Georgia spoke for the first time since he was jailed for 50 months after admitting 15 counts of fraud between 1 January and 1 March this year.
She told host Johnny Seifert: "I had no idea he was a convicted fraudster.
"Again, another mistake made, but another lesson.
"It was definitely a traumatic experience, but I shine a light on it now and I think, I've healed from it."
