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We've got people going after Kim Kardashian, Zendaya and Haley Bailey. Maybe Reindeer's real life Martha is doing a Pierce Morgan interview.

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Starting with, this is wild. The real-life Martha from Baby Rainier, not only has she revealed

herself, she is going to share her side of the story with Pierce Morgan, right? Not the update

I thought I'd be giving when we covered this last week. And if you're unfamiliar with Baby Rainier, it's a dark comedy and thriller written by and starring Richard Gad,

and it depicts events that really happened to it, including the fact that he was aggressively stalked by a woman,

fictionalized in the show as a character by the name of Martha.

And with it's just absolutely runaway success, what we ended up seeing were a lot of people trying to figure out who the real Martha was. Which I mean, that sparked a controversy of its own, Gad even telling fans to stop speculating. And while you'd places like the Daily

Mail saying they were in contact with this person this morning, Pierce Morgan revealed that he

actually sat down with the real life Martha, whose name is Fiona Harvey. It's set to air tomorrow

with Pierce saying that she wants to, quote, set the record straight. In reports noting that she's a Scottish lawyer who some online detectives did find and identify

prior to this.

And actually news about this interview comes a few days after she already revealed her identity

to the tabloid The Daily Record, which notably said that Fiona is considering suing Netflix

and Gad and denying the contents of the show.

Specifically, taking issue with the fact that in the show, the Martha character spends time behind bars, which Fiona says is not true about her life, saying, I've not been to prison, none of this happened, it's a load

of rubbish. Gad needs to prove I went to jail, which just didn't happen. I've never been sent to

jail. That is blatantly obvious. Police at your door would be the first thing, then you'd be charged,

then you would have a trial, then you'd be fined or something or go to prison. This is all made up in hyperbole. And adding that even though she doesn't have a lot of money, she's willing to take

into court and represent herself since she's a lawyer.

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