Baby Rena: Real-life Martha says how much she received for an interview, reveals shock with question and talks about emails to actor

After showing her face for the first time in an interview with Piers Morgan, the lawyer Fiona Harveywho claims to be the Martha portrayed in the hit series “Baby Rena”, revealed how much he received to talk to the journalist. The interview airs this Thursday (9), on YouTube.

To the Daily RecordFiona said that Piers Morgan paid her £250, around of R$1,592, for her first video appearance. She also commented that she is very uncomfortable with the content of the interview. The woman, who guarantees that she was never arrested as shown in the seriesexplained that the journalist tried to catch her off guard.

“There was a lot of emphasis on the emails I allegedly sent. I have my own ideas about this, which I would like to keep to myself, but I wouldn’t say I’m happy. He [Morgan] He was too quick to try to trip me. He did it quickly to catch me off guard,” he stated.

Fiona added: “Piers kept saying, ‘Are you sure you didn’t send 41,000 emails and make calls to this guy?’ For a large part of the interview, about ten minutes, he was hammering this out. I said, ‘Look, even if I sent a few emails, that doesn’t mean I’m to blame for everything else.’ As I said, to consider ‘Baby Reindeer’ as a true story, it has to be 100% true. It seemed like he [Piers] was prepared. I feel a little used. He asked me if I loved Richard Gadd and I said, ‘You’ve got to be kidding.’”she complained.

According to what the presenter shared on social media, Fiona Harvey will tell her side of the story. “The real-life Martha reveals herself and gives her first TV interview about the hit Netflix series. Fiona Harvey wants to give her opinion and ‘set the record straight’. Is she a psychopathic stalker? Find out tomorrow”he wrote.

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“Baby Reindeer” revolves around the experiences of Richard Gadd, who was stalked by a woman for four years. At the time, the artist received 41,071 emails, 350 hours of voicemails, 744 tweets, 46 Facebook messages and 106 pages of letters. Find out more about the story here.

With seven episodes, the production is emerging as the new streaming phenomenon and will have a reinforced campaign for the Emmys.

Watch the trailer below: