In a recent interview on "Piers Morgan Uncensored," British politician and broadcaster George Galloway made shocking allegations against Fiona Harvey, the woman who is currently suing Netflix for her portrayal in the series "Baby Reindeer." Galloway claimed that Harvey had stalked him during the 1980s, describing her as an "obsessive woman."

During the interview, Galloway expressed his fascination with Harvey's appearance on the show and praised Piers Morgan's interviewing skills. He noted that her presence reminded him of the time when stalking took place in a more personal manner, before the advent of emails and text messages. Galloway emphasized the seriousness of the stalking, stating that Harvey constantly pursued him.

According to Galloway, Harvey's stalking behavior initially made him believe that she had a romantic interest in him. However, he soon realized that she was more interested in his position and job. Galloway described her as a relentless and physically close stalker, claiming she followed him everywhere he went.

When asked about the extent of the stalking, Galloway responded that she would call him hundreds of times and show up at his doorstep repeatedly. These allegations by Galloway shed light on a darker side of Harvey's character, contradicting her portrayal in the Netflix series.

In response to Harvey's claim that the series depicted "brutal lies" about her, Galloway's testimony adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing legal battle between Harvey and Netflix. In her $170 million lawsuit against the streaming giant, Harvey alleges that her reputation and life have been destroyed due to the false and damaging portrayal of her character.

Netflix has responded to the lawsuit, defending the right of Richard Gadd, the creator and star of "Baby Reindeer," to tell his story. The company stated their intention to vigorously defend the case.

As this controversy unfolds, Fiona Harvey's legal representative has yet to comment on George Galloway's allegations. The impact of Galloway's revelations on the ongoing litigation between Harvey and Netflix remains uncertain, bringing attention to questions of truth, misrepresentation, and the consequences of artistic storytelling.

The full interview with George Galloway discussing the alleged stalking by Fiona Harvey can be seen on "Piers Morgan Uncensored."