As of yet, court filings indicate Harvey has not filed any claims in the London High Court but U.K. lawyer Chris Daw KC told Variety he is "building a team of lawyers, to take on Fiona's case and to look at all potential claims against Richard Gadd,

Other key players in the show include Nava Mau as Teri, a therapist Donny develops a liking for after meeting on a dating site. Tom Goodman-Hill plays Darrien, a TV writer who pushes Donny into a manipulative world of drugs and abuse. © Netflix / Courtesy Everett Collection, / ©Netflix/Courtesy Everett Collection

EXCLUSIVE: Baby Reindeer’s real-life Martha appears to be making good on her promise to sue Netflix, but is yet to hear from the streamer despite being identified against her wishes and claiming to have received death threats and unwanted attention.

A new British mini-series about a barkeeper and a female stalker is rapidly becoming one of the most popular shows on Netflix. "Baby Reindeer" is about an unsuccessful comedian called Donny who works in a bar and who is stalked by a female guest named Martha (Jessica Gunning).

SNP MP John Nicolson has asked Netflix to substantiate what it told a parliamentary committee about the woman alleged to have inspired the character Martha from the hit show Baby Reindeer. Giving evidence before the Culture Media and Sport Committee last week,

UK lawmaker John Nicolson has challenged Netflix to provide evidence for the claim that 'Baby Reindeer's real-life Martha has a stalking conviction.

Despite Netflix' claims the show is a "true story" no evidence has been produced to prove Fiona Harvey has a conviction.

The real life Martha from Baby Reindeer denies claims made in the Netflix show and claims to sue Richard Gadd and the OTT giant

Piers Morgan has said that Netflix failed 'Baby Reindeer's real-life Martha following his interview with Fiona Harvey last week.