Baby Reindeer’s ‘real’ Martha Scott to be interviewed by Piers Morgan tonight

The woman who claims to be the real Martha Scott from Netflix’s Baby Reindeer will be interviewed by Piers Morgan tonight (May 9). The hit series, created by comedian Richard Gadd, portrays Martha as a stalker who allegedly harassed and abused Gadd for years, spanning 20 years.

Gadd says he “went out of his way” to change Martha’s identity on the show for legal reasons and implored viewers to avoid looking for her, adding, “That’s not the point of the show.” In the hit series, Gadd plays Donny Dunn and Jessica Gunning takes on the role of Martha.

The show has continued to garner worldwide acclaim since its release last month. It is still number one in the top ten Netflix TV shows in the UK since it came out on 11 April.

Now, to share her side of the story, Fiona Harvey will be invited by former Good Morning Britain news anchor Piers Morgan in what he describes as a “world exclusive”. Sharing the news on social media, the outspoken journalist posted a photo of Harvey in his studio last night.

He wrote: “Real-life Martha from Baby Reindeer breaks cover and gives me her first TV interview about the hit Netflix series. Fiona Harvey also wants to “set the record straight”. Is she a psycho stalker? Find out tomorrow on @PiersUncensored.

The interview will premiere tonight at 8pm on Pier Morgan’s YouTube channel. Since sharing the news last night, Morgan’s post on X has already received seven million views and thousands of comments.

Speaking to the Daily Record, Harvey says she was “not happy” with Piers’ questioning after the interview was recorded in London. She described her interview as a “sparring match” and was forced to reject Piers’ claims that she “loved” Gadd.

Fiona recounted how Piers refused to accept Harvey’s denial that he stalked Gadd, saying: “There was a strong focus from Piers Morgan on Gadd and the emails I allegedly sent. stay with me, but I wouldn’t say I’m happy. He was very quick to try and stop me.

She added: “Piers kept saying to me ‘are you sure you haven’t sent this guy 41,000 emails and phone calls?’ Much of the 10-minute interview kept coming back to this.

“I said, ‘Look, even if I sent some emails, that doesn’t mean I’m guilty of the rest of the stuff. Like I said, to bill something as a true story, it has to be beautiful. much 100% true. I thought I was set up.