Real-Life Inspiration Revealed
RICHARD Gadd has made a firm decision to never discuss the real Baby Reindeer stalker again after Fiona Harvey's revelation.
Internet sleuths quickly identified Harvey as the inspiration behind the obsessive stalker after the Netflix show's recent launch.
Fiona Harvey's Denial
The gritty drama, inspired by Gadd's real-life stalking ordeal, has sparked controversy as Fiona Harvey denied being the stalker portrayed in the show.
During a candid interview with Piers Morgan, Harvey described Gadd's account as a "work of fiction" and announced her plans to take legal action against him and Netflix.
Gadd's Decision
Gadd, the creator and leading man of Baby Reindeer, has expressed that he will no longer disclose the real stalker's identity.
In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, Gadd emphasized his desire for the show to be appreciated as a piece of art and discouraged fans from seeking out the real-life individuals.
Controversy Continues
The controversy surrounding the show escalated when actor and writer Sean Foley, a friend of Gadd, was falsely accused online, prompting police involvement.
Harvey, in her interview with Piers Morgan, criticized Gadd, labeling him as a "psychopath" and questioning the authenticity of the series.
Netflix's Response
Despite the claims made by Harvey, a Netflix executive assured that measures were taken to protect the identities of any real-life inspirations for the characters depicted in the series.
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