British teenager Bella Culley, who is expecting, is set to give birth in a Georgian prison after her family was unable to cover the entire fine

Her family were given until today, October 28, to raise a massive £215,000 in exchange for her freedom.

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However, despite raising almost £140,000, the Culley family fell well short.

However, as part of a plea deal, Culley will now spend just two years behind bars, instead of a proposed 20.

The sentence is expected to be reduced by five months, which means she could be free in 18 months.

When pleading guilty, the teen asked her lawyer: “Will I be able to take the baby with me if I go back to jail?”

Malkhaz Salakaia responded: ”Nobody is going to take the baby away from you.”

Speaking after the teen pled guilty, prosecutor Vakhtang Tsalugelashvili told Tbilisi City Court: “The plea bargain has been reached, our conditions have been met – two years of imprisonment and a fine of 500,000 Georgian Lari.”

Mr Salakaia added: “I can confirm. All relevant parties have been informed as well. We would like to ask the judge to schedule one final hearing to pass the final verdict.

“She pleaded guilty, fully cooperated with the investigation, and the plea bargain has just been reached. So we would like to ask the judge to release her on bail, given her advanced pregnancy.”

This was rejected by the judge, who said there were no legal grounds for a woman to be set free simply for being pregnant.

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Culley was seen waving to her mother as she was led away from court today.