Controversy Arises After Piers Morgan Interviews Real ‘Martha’ from Baby Reindeer

Controversy has erupted following a recent interview between renowned broadcaster Piers Morgan and Fiona Harvey, the real-life inspiration behind the character ‘Martha’ in the popular Netflix series ‘Baby Reindeer‘.

Morgan announced the interview as a ‘World Exclusive’ with Fiona Harvey, who claims to be the actual Martha Scott depicted in Richard Gadd‘s Netflix hit, ‘Baby Reindeer’.

In the series, Gadd plays Donny Dunn, with Jessica Gunning portraying Martha, a character inspired by Harvey.

The interview, titled ‘The Real Martha Uncensored’, will be streamed on Piers Morgan Uncensored YouTube Channel, drawing attention from fans of the show worldwide.

‘Baby Reindeer’ gained massive popularity on Netflix, ranking as the top show for a week with millions of views, resonating with viewers across the globe.

Notable horror author Steven King recently praised Gadd and the series, drawing comparisons to his novel ‘Misery‘, further fueling the show’s acclaim.

Following Harvey’s emergence as the real ‘Martha’ from ‘Baby Reindeer’, a flurry of interviews, including a feature in The Daily Mail, shed light on the controversial narrative surrounding the show.

The interview with Piers Morgan reportedly turned into a ‘sparring match’, with Harvey expressing discontent with the line of questioning and feeling ‘used’ post-interview.

Harvey’s denial of being a stalker to Gadd was repeatedly challenged by Morgan, creating tension during the interview and leading to a back-and-forth dialogue.

Piers Morgan’s massive online presence with over 2.58 million YouTube subscribers set the stage for the anticipated 30-minute interview, emphasizing the ongoing intrigue surrounding the ‘Baby Reindeer’ saga.

Harvey’s decision to step into the spotlight after being identified by internet sleuths as the real-life Martha has sparked conversation and potential legal actions against Gadd and Netflix for the portrayal of her character.