
DISGRACED reality TV star Stephen Bear is understood to have been moved to an isolation wing for vulnerable prisoners.
Sources say jail staff are "on orders to keep an eye on" the former Celebrity Big Brother winner over concerns for his welfare.
The insider added: "Bear is being treated with kid gloves."
Bear, 33, was jailed this month for secretly filming an outdoor romp with then-girlfriend Georgia Harrison and uploading the clip online.
It is said to have earned him at least £40,000 on the website OnlyFans, where he gave it the tagline, "Can't wait to see me f****** in the garden."
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