Monica Lewinsky Talks About Her Life After a Big Scandal

Monica Lewinsky told Fox News that her idea of power has changed over time.

Monica Lewinsky talked about how hard it was to deal with being bullied after a big scandal.

Lewinsky said her life has been very unusual, and she's experienced a lot of negativity.

Lewinsky said there were very dark times, and she doesn't want to hide that.

She thinks it's essential for people to understand what she went through.

Monica Lewinsky said Bill Clinton got away with more than she did after the scandal.

Lewinsky remembered how bad it felt to have billions of people thinking negatively about her.

Lewinsky was 21 when she started working at the White House, and that's where she met Bill Clinton.

The affair became public when Lewinsky told a coworker, Linda Tripp, who recorded their conversations.

Lewinsky said there were very dark times, and she doesn't want to hide that.

The media treated Monica Lewinsky badly during the Clinton affair scandal.

Lewinsky was surprised that women in senior roles at the White House didn't support each other.

Monica Lewinsky was honored as the 2026 Woman of the 21st Century.

Clinton denied the affair in 1998, and Lewinsky had to hide due to public humiliation.

Lewinsky said the relationship was consensual, but she wasn't prepared for the negative backlash.

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Lewinsky talked about how she worked on her energy to deal with negative thoughts.

She said she was impacted by billions of strangers thinking negatively about her.

Lewinsky said she was severely impacted by negative energy from strangers.

Watch Monica Lewinsky talk about her definition of power.

Lewinsky thought about killing herself due to media scrutiny.

Clinton was impeached in 1998 but was acquitted two months later.

Authority and control have been constant themes in Lewinsky's life.

Lewinsky thinks of power in two ways: the power to impact others and personal strength.

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Lewinsky said personal power is like strength.

Lewinsky explained her two different ideas of power.

Monica Lewinsky and Jane Buckingham discussed reclaiming your life.

Lewinsky said perseverance after public scrutiny isn't always straightforward.

People think of resilience as linear, but it's more like a spiral.

You'll move forward, go back, and move forward again, and that's okay.

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Lewinsky felt confident with her progress, thanks to her podcast.

The Women's Guild has raised over $70 million for Cedars-Sinai.

Lewinsky still lives in fear, she said on her podcast.

She's afraid that everything she's built could be taken away again.

Tracy Wright is an entertainment reporter for Fox News Digital.

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