Netflix's true crime series 'Baby Reindeer,' created by Richard Gadd, has sparked controversy since its release, particularly due to a lawsuit filed by Fiona Harvey, who claims to be the real-life inspiration for a character in the show. Harvey has alleged defamation and other claims against Netflix, stating that the series has ruined her life, while Gadd asserts that the show is a dramatized version of his own experiences with stalking. Court documents reveal that Harvey allegedly sent Gadd thousands of messages, which he described as threatening and derogatory, though Harvey denies these accusations. Gadd emphasized that 'Baby Reindeer' is not intended to be a factual recounting of events, but rather an artistic interpretation of his experiences with harassment. The series has gained significant popularity, reportedly attracting almost 60 million views in its first month. As the legal battle unfolds, both Gadd and Harvey's claims have drawn public attention and debate over the distinctions between fact and dramatization in storytelling.