AceShowbiz - Despite a $170 million defamation lawsuit set to begin in May, Richard Gadd celebrated his Emmy wins for Baby Reindeer, which has made a significant global impact. The show has raised awareness of sexual abuse, with charities reporting an 80% increase in donations, 53% of which cite Baby Reindeer.

Gadd emphasizes the show's positive influence, stating that it has reached over 80 million viewers worldwide and touched the lives of countless people. He remains defiant in the face of criticism, asserting that the show has done extraordinary good and he will stand by it.

However, the show's "true story" label has sparked controversy. Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos acknowledges that parts of the show were fictionalized, but maintains that it is ultimately Gadd's true story.

The debate over authenticity has weighed heavily on Gadd and Netflix. While Gadd insists on the show's truth, the lawsuit filed by his alleged real-life stalker, Fiona Harvey, raises questions about the line between truth and fiction in television.