In a candid interview, Monica Lewinsky admitted that she loved former U.S. President Bill Clinton, revisiting the infamous scandal that thrust her into the global spotlight three decades ago. The 51-year-old, who became a household name after her controversial relationship with Clinton, spoke on Elizabeth Day’s podcast ‘How To Fail,’ revealing her feelings about the affair. Lewinsky described it as the lust of a young woman aged 22-24, acknowledging both the romantic attraction and the power imbalance involved. She criticized how the White House portrayed her as a ‘bimbo,’ despite having earned her position through merit before the relationship began. Reflecting on her career trajectory, Lewinsky expressed regret over the public narrative crafted against her and highlighted the challenges faced from other women influenced by the White House’s portrayal. Although appreciative of her current life, Lewinsky confessed she would prefer a quieter existence away from the limelight. Her infamous relationship ultimately led to Clinton’s impeachment proceedings, culminating in his televised admission of responsibility for the liaison on August 17, 1998.
Monica Lewinsky Admits She Loved Bill Clinton – ‘It Was Lust and Abuse of Power’
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