Georgiou shared his video on Instagram, explaining that after 8 months away, he is finally home in Birmingham, England.
As for why he was making the video update, Georgiou shared he wanted to thank fans for their continued love and support. “All the comments, the messages, all the videos, I do see it, and I see all your kind words, and I can't tell you how much that support actually means to me, cos I see it all.”
Reflecting on his experience in the villa, he shared it was “honestly the best experience,” adding that he made great connections, with one of the most important being his relationship with Kayda Bosse.
While he has had some negative responses to navigate since leaving the villa, Georgiou explained that the support Kayda has given since leaving “has been incredible; she's been like my rock.”
Georgiou concluded his video by asking fans to stay tuned as he and Kayda navigate their journey out in the real world. He explained that he cannot “wait to update fans” on everything that they have planned.
View this post on InstagramWhile Bosse added, "Best summer of my life cause i met you❤️."
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