Georgia Harrison has shared the final text messages between her and Jake McLean.
The former TOWIE star, 27, paid tribute to her pal Jake, who tragically died in a car crash in Turkey over the weekend.
Jake is understood to have 'lost control' of the vehicle before it 'went off a cliff'. The late businessman's ex-girlfriend Yazmin Oukhellou, 28, was also in the car.
She is understood to be in a 'stable condition' while receiving treatment in hospital for serious arm injuries.
And now, Georgia took to social media to share the last text messages sent between the two, with Jake inviting her to Istanbul in Turkey for the weekend.
"Weekend? Istanbul. Fri-sun?" he wrote to her, to which she responded: "I cant do tomorrow or next Wednesday that's about all that really can't be moved."
He then asked if she had anything going on the next weekend and she said she had 'nothing on.'
"Okay I'll book Tomorrow and send you confirmation," he texted her.
Georgia told him to hold off on booking tickets and to wait until the date of travel got closer.
He sent a 'wow' to her request to hold off.
Following his death, Georgia paid tribute to him by sharing a series of touching images of the pair.
"Thankyou for giving me the confidence to love myself, thankyou for always routing for me, thankyou for loving me but most of all thankyou for being my mukka even in my road girl days," she said.
"333 will always be my number for you and the way the world lost you will forever haunt me because it makes no sense rip jake you lit up a room and everyone who met you couldn’t help but love you."
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She also shared a string of photos and short clips of the two hanging out together.
One touching Live Photo sees the pair smiling as they sit at a table and pose for the camera.
Another clip shows the Love Island star leaning on her beloved late pal's shoulder as he looks affectionately at her.
She then explained how the loss of her close school friend Cenk Fahri last year taught her the importance of capturing memories.
Georgia wrote: "One thing I learnt when I lost @cenkfahri is the true power of a Live Photo when someone goes.
"It catches the energy in the moments that even a video doesn't."
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