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World Exclusive: Baby Reindeer’s ‘Real’ Martha Fiona Harvey Piers Morgan Uncensored
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The hit Netflix Show Baby Reindeer premiered just over a month ago and has earned its creator Richard Gadd rave reviews, along with praise over how he portrayed themes of stalking and sexual abuse.
But one person who isn’t impressed is Fiona Harvey, a woman internet sleuths quickly identified as the ‘real’ Martha Scott, who harasses Richard Gadd’s character Donny in the show. On Piers Morgan Uncensored, Fiona repeatedly denies stalking Gadd in real life; calling him 'psychotic' and a 'liar'. She also makes it clear that she’ll be taking legal action in the near future.
Piers does press Fiona though, on the fact that Gadd claims that he indeed possesses around 41,000 emails from her. Also, She reveals that she uses four separate phones, saying “I like keeping people on separate phones”.
Editor's note: Netflix and Clerkenwell Films were approached to respond to the allegations made in this interview. They chose not to comment.
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The hit Netflix Show Baby Reindeer premiered just over a month ago and has earned its creator Richard Gadd rave reviews, along with praise over how he portrayed themes of stalking and sexual abuse.
But one person who isn’t impressed is Fiona Harvey, a woman internet sleuths quickly identified as the ‘real’ Martha Scott, who harasses Richard Gadd’s character Donny in the show. On Piers Morgan Uncensored, Fiona repeatedly denies stalking Gadd in real life; calling him 'psychotic' and a 'liar'. She also makes it clear that she’ll be taking legal action in the near future.
Piers does press Fiona though, on the fact that Gadd claims that he indeed possesses around 41,000 emails from her. Also, She reveals that she uses four separate phones, saying “I like keeping people on separate phones”.
Editor's note: Netflix and Clerkenwell Films were approached to respond to the allegations made in this interview. They chose not to comment.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
54 min