THE ‘real Baby Reindeer stalker’ wants the ‘circus to end’ as she plots her revenge against Netflix.
The obsessive Martha Scott character in the psychological thriller is reportedly based on Scots law graduate Fiona Harvey.
One of the most talked about shows of the year tells the true life stalking ordeal of creator and leading man Richard Gadd.
The then-struggling comic, while working in a London bar, hands Martha a free cup of tea before things turn sinister.
The Baby Reindeer maniac subsequently bombarded the barman with more than 41,000 emails, hundreds of tweets and hours of voicemails over a four year campaign of terror.
And 58-year-old Harvey has been hitting the headlines since the show landed on the streaming giant.
We previously told how the curly-haired beak declared she “wasn’t crazy” before hurling a savage insult at Gadd.
Elsewhere she branded the Scots comic a “sad wee man” for “not having sex with her”.
GADD FORTUNE NOT BABY
BY STUART MACDONALD
BABY Reindeer creator Richard Gadd made more than £1 million from his comedy career before the success of the hit show.
The Scots comic has been catapulted to worldwide fame after writing the drama, which has been viewed by more than 22 million people on Netflix.
The seven-part series is inspired by Gadd’s 2019 Edinburgh Fringe show of the same name.
The 34-year-old is set to see his income soar due to the series but latest accounts for his company RRSG show he has already made a fortune from his career.
The firm declared total assets of £1,059,859 for 2023 – a massive rise from the previous year’s figure of £262,071.
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But now Ms Harvery appears to have had enough of the limelight as she bids for a quiet life.
She wrote online: “When will this circus end?”
However she won’t go quietly and has vowed to pen an account of her side of the story.
She added: “Who’s ready for my wee book?”
Meanwhile Baby Reindeer fans were left distracted after they spotted a shocking detail in the first episode.
This has sparked debate among viewers as they rushed online to blast the shocking detail.