George Shelley writes moving tribute to sister who died: ‘I’ll never accept you’re gone’

George Shelley has wrote a moving tribute to his sister Harriet, who died in a tragic car accident last week.

The former Union J member took to social media for the first time since her death, writing a message on his Instagram page.

“I will never accept that you’re gone. You will always be with me. My best friend, my sister, my angel,” he wrote.

“Too pure and too beautiful to walk among humans, you now exist somewhere else, and I am honoured to have had the privilege to spend 21 years with you by my side.

I will never accept that you're gone. You will always be with me. My best friend, my sister, my angel. Too pure and too beautiful to walk among humans, you now exist somewhere else, and I am honoured to have had the privilege to spend 21 years with you by my side. Don't get used to it up there without me, I'll see you soon beautiful girl. I love you Harriet.

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“Don’t get used to it up there without me, I’ll see you soon beautiful girl. I love you Harriet,” he added.

Harriet, died aged just 21, after suffering head injuries from a car accident.

George’s mother Toni Harris revealed her daughter had been hit by a car, but said that she did not blame anyone, saying that her daughter had been in the “wrong place at the wrong time”.