Former Bachelorette Georgia Love has posted a heartbreaking tribute to her mother Belinda, one month after she passed away following an aggressive battle with pancreatic cancer.
Alongside an image of herself sipping cocktails with her beloved mother and her sister, Love wrote, “One month since you left us. Three months since this moment. There’s nothing I wouldn’t give to go back.”
Belinda was diagnosed with cancer just months before her daughter decided to appear on the Channel 10 reality show.
Fans of Love littered the comments section of the post with their own messages of support, including former Bachelorette contestant Jake Ellis, who wrote, “thinking of you Hun” under the image.
The post comes just days after Love announced she was to become an official ambassador for Pancare Australia.
In announcing the news, the former newsreader wrote on Instagram that joining the team was a natural decision born out of a desire to ensure no family has to endure what her family did.
“It’s a month today since I last saw my beautiful mum but it already feels like a lifetime. I want to do all I can to stop others from knowing that feeling as a result of pancreatic cancer,” she wrote on Instagram.
“Donations can be made via the link in my bio and don’t forget the auction to have lunch with the Bach boys is still running (also via the Pancare website) with all proceeds to go to the foundation.”
As well as becoming an ambassador for Pancare in an official capacity, Georgia and her new love Lee Elliot have organised a luncheon to raise money for the charity.
“How amazing are these guys,” Love wrote in revealing the news.
“After everything we’ve been through they’re continuing to band together to support a charity extremely close to my heart. My wonderful Lee has organised a luncheon to raise money for Pancare where you can date the Bachelorette boys.”
Since going public with their relationship and the loss of Belinda, Elliot has been a vocal supporter of Love and frequently posted tributes to her on Instagram.
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I adore Georgia. She is all class and such a good representative of Gen Y.