Georgia Toffolo reveals her bizarre youthful glow secret

Reality star Georgia “Toff” Toffolo has given fans an intimate glimpse into her new role as a stepmother – complete with an unexpected oxygen chamber cameo.

The Made in Chelsea alum and I’m A Celebrity winner, who secretly married BrewDog co-founder James Watt last month, shared the chaotic yet heartwarming reality of blending families in her signature candid style.

In an Instagram post this week, the 30-year-old addressed her “most asked question” with a video that perfectly captured the beautiful chaos of her new normal. There she sat – masked up inside a hyperbaric oxygen chamber – while James’ young daughters (from a previous relationship) giggled outside, waving handmade “We Love Toff” signs and impatiently asking when she’d be done.

“I really didn’t expect at 30 to end up marrying someone with children,” Toff admitted. “Such an unexpected life thing. Thank goodness I did… it’s extraordinary how much I love them. They enrich my life so greatly.”

The moment was quintessential Toff: equal parts glamorous (cutting-edge biohacking treatment) and relatable (kids being kids).

Ever the wellness enthusiast, Toff explained her high-tech setup:

“This chamber helps your body heal by flooding it with pure oxygen under pressure – speeds up recovery like nothing else. I’d live in here if I could!”

But even cutting-edge science takes a backseat to step-parenting duties. The video showed the girls’ adorable interruptions proving that family life waits for no one – not even for hyperbaric therapy sessions.

Toff and James’ whirlwind romance has faced scrutiny since they were set up by friends in mid-2023. Their recent comments about work-life balance sparked backlash, with critics calling their views “tone-deaf.” Yet this latest post highlights what seems genuine – Toff’s joyful adjustment to family life.

The couple’s secret elopement last month capped off their fast-moving relationship, a stark contrast to Toff’s previous engagement to political advisor George Cottrell. Meanwhile, James stepped down as BrewDog CEO last year after 17 years at the helm.