Georgia Toffolo's multi-millionaire husband James Watt 'nearly arrested' at the airport as border control steps in: 'I thought I was going to jail'

Georgia Toffolo's multi-millionaire husband James Watt 'nearly got arrested' at the airport as border control stepped in. 

The former Made In Chelsea star, 31, recorded the whole ordeal in a TikTok video posted on Friday, with James, 44, admitting, 'I thought I was going to jail.'

The couple were on the way to their lavish holiday in Lake Como, Italy, when they got approached by security at the airport.

In the video, the pair were calling each other out for the annoying things they'd done so far that day.

But as they continued filming while going through security, a border control official approached the BrewDog co-founder, with the camera panning to the floor.

In an update, the clip then shows Georgia laughing hysterically at her husband. 

'I just had to delete the video,' he said with a sigh of relief. 

A giggling Georgia said: 'He had border control with him standing, going through your whole phone, looking at your camera roll.

'They went, 'Did you delete all of them?''

James chimed in: 'Yeah.... I thought I was gonna go to jail.'

'That was awful right?' said Georgia.

Alongside the post, she penned: 'How did I forget to post this. James nearly got ARRESTED at the airport.

'What a way to kick off Lake Como… meanwhile I'd been moaning that he wasn't helping me film the TikTok. Sorry babe. Whoops.'

It comes after Georgia was mocked by James over her finances and their fertility struggles. 

The Made In Chelsea star shared a TikTok trend with her husband in which they film in an airport and say: 'Boarding all passengers who...' before saying playful - or cutting - comments about the other person. 

The BrewDog founder was going particularly below the belt, as he said: 'Boarding all passengers who still call it a joint bank account despite having never put a penny in it', to which a screeching Georgia confessed: 'That's so true!' 

The businessman, who has an estimated net worth ranging between £250million and £450million, then commented on their widely-discussed battle for a baby, in which she has been candid about unsuccessfully trying for eight months to fall pregnant. 

Speaking in the TikTok, he said: 'Boarding all passengers whose recent social media posts about fertility now means everyone thinks their husband is firing blanks. The sperms were tested. They were very good'.

Georgia and James, who tied the knot last year after being together for two years, were jetting away to Lake Como when they filmed their TikTok. 

As well as their revelations about money and fertility, they also discussed her desire to have another wedding, saying: 'Boarding all passengers who want to do a second wedding day because she didn't love her wedding dress.'

Georgia was then left red-faced when James said: 'Boarding all passengers who say they never do poos but left a floater in the bathroom yesterday'. 

The alarmed reality star insisted he was lying yet he remained firm. 

At the start of the clip, James revealed Georgia had planned the trip around her fertility windows as they continue their bid to have a baby. 

Once the couple arrived, they shared a number of videos from the trip, including James splashing the stunner on a boat ride and her jumping in the lake.  

Earlier this month, Georgia shared an emotional update on her hopes of having a baby with James when she revealed they have been trying for eight months.

She discussed the couples hopes on social media before but returned to the highly-personal subject after being asked repeatedly about their progress.

In a video on social media, she said: ‘A little update, because so many of you have asked. We’re going into month eight now. The last time I talked about this, I was carrying so much shame and embarrassment, hiding it from everyone I love.

‘Saying it out loud changed everything. So, this is just me carrying on the conversation, which helped so much. I read every single message you send me. Every single one. They have lifted me more than you’ll ever know.

‘If you’re somewhere in this too, you are not on your own.’

Her openness secured a flurry of responses and comments from people on social media – many of whom thanking her for her honesty on the topic.

In response, she uploaded another video, empathising with those experiencing similar difficulties. She said: ‘So many of you messaged to say that you’re going through the same thing. Eight months, longer, all of it.

‘I think there’s something quite comforting knowing that we are not doing this on our own. I just can’t quite put into words how healing that is for me.’

Georgia said she wanted to continue the conversation because fertility struggles are often kept private. She said: ‘I just wanted to share it because I think we’re all a bit too quiet about this.

‘I was carrying so much shame and embarrassment. I really don’t think that is necessary.’

She explained that speaking publicly about their fertility issues had transformed the way she felt. She said: ‘I was carrying around this huge weight of shame and embarrassment. I was hiding from friends, my family...

'I was dodging loads of questions and pretending that everything was fine. And then the second I said it out loud to you guys, that weight just evaporated. It has been so liberating.’