Former Bloomberg News reporter who gave up her job and marriage to closed pharmaceutical CEO Martin Shkreli does not regret presenting their relationship. Since it became public in a she Sunday ‘s Christie Smythe gave two more interviews, one with she and another with New York Times. “I am so insulted that people would think I would be afraid to say what I said,” Smythe said. She, when asked why she went on Twitter to defend herself from publishing the article. “Why would I do that? Why would I leave? That doesn’t sound like me.” Shkreli’s – who, when asked to comment on Sunday she article, sent a statement saying that “she wishes Mrs. Smythe good luck in her future endeavors” – said Smythe Times that Brother Pharmo has “a lot of PTSD around media exposure” and is “kind of attached to his image of a bastard as a kind of safe space.”
Shkreli harassed many women journalists on Twitter, including the suspension of her Twitter account in January 2017 for harassing freelance writer Lauren Duca. He is scheduled to be released from prison in 2023. “I love him,” Smythe said. Times. “I’m here for him.”
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