Paul Hollywood's ex Summer Monteys-Fullam says she was stalked as a teen

Paul Hollywood's ex-girlfriend Summer Monteys-Fullam said she was stalked by a pervert who made her life hell for "nine months to a year, five or six days a week".

Summer, 24, revealed the man would "hide in the bushes" as she rode her horse, before saying she was harassed by a security guard who "wouldn't take no for an answer" on a separate occasion last year.

She said: "I was stalked when I was 18. He was on a motorbike. It was very scary.

"He was on a motorbike so I couldn't see his face. I didn't know if I knew him.

"He was following me on my horses, he would hide in the bushes."

Paul Hollywood's ex Summer Monteys-Fullam claims she was stalked as a teen (Summer Monteys-Fullam/Instagram)

Summer revealed details of the horrific recollection, adding: "I had to go the extent to change my routine.

"I had to stop enjoying being on my horses, because he hid in bushes, I didn't know if he would scare my horse and pull me off my horse. I didn't know how far it would go."

And after dropping that bombshell on GMB, Summer went on to say that last year, a security guard was "relentlessly" trying to work with her.

Summer was forced to get a cease and desist letter to stop the man from contacting her.

Summer revealed the personal details on GMB (summermonteysfullam / Instagram)

Summer claimed the stalker followed her while she was on her horses (Instagram)

She explained: "The other one was at the end of last year.

"There was a security guard who was relentlessly trying to be my security.

"He didn't take no for an answer, I told him I didn't need his services, he wouldn't take no for an answer.

"He kept writing to the house, constantly messaging me on Instagram he ended up contacting my lawyer, who told him stop contacting my client."

Summer previously dated Paul Hollywood (Getty)

Summer revealed the shocking details of her past while appearing on Good Morning Britain alongside barrister Jerry Hayes to debate whether there should be a stalking register in the same way there is for sexual offenders.

The conversation came after a new Stalking Protection Order, which offers added safeguards for victims by making breaching an order a criminal offence, was introduced in England and Wales.

This will see stalkers risk a five-year jail term if they break. 

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