Zara McDermott has announced plans for a BBC documentary telling her story after she was a victim of revenge porn.
The former Love Island star told fans the news on Instagram, sharing a photo of herself with the caption, 'Some of you may be aware that I have been a victim of Image Based Sexual Abuse, which is also known as Revenge Porn.
'For those of you who don’t know what this is, it’s basically when one person shares intimate images or videos of another person without their consent.
'I am really humbled and honoured to announce that the BBC and I are currently making a documentary to share my story.'
The reality TV personality laid out her objectives in making the documentary about revenge porn, which is illegal in the UK.
'My main aim is to bring awareness to this issue, and be a voice for those who have suffered in silence and to help make a change,' she continued.
Like manyrevenge porn victims, Zara explained how much the ordeal had impacted her and explained that she'll be her 'most vulnerable, emotional and raw' in the documentary, which is set to air in 'a few months time'.
Zara shot to fame after starring in 2018 and left the show with co-star and then-boyfriend Adam Collard.
Current partner, and Made In Chelsea star, Sam Thompson was quick to show his support, commenting on the announcement, 'So proud of you.'
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