Monica Lewinsky is turning heads in a chic new look as she continues to share her story on her own terms.
The former White House intern recently appeared in a new episode of her podcast, Reclaiming With Monica Lewinsky, sporting a feminine puff-sleeve dress as she sat down for a candid conversation. Her latest appearance comes amid reports that she’s shopping a potential tell-all book that could revisit her infamous affair with former President Bill Clinton and the scandal that changed the course of her life. Read more about her podcast outfit and alleged book below.
Monica Lewinsky Stuns In A Black Puff-Sleeve Dress On Her Podcast
The former White House intern recently released a new episode of her viral podcast, Reclaiming With Monica Lewinsky, hosting R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe to discuss his first solo album, music, mental health, activism, friendship, and more. The podcast gives Monica a space to explore personal stories and meaningful conversations with guests from different backgrounds.
For the new episode, the 53-year-old looked effortlessly chic in a black dress featuring dramatic puff sleeves and a gathered neckline. She wore her highlighted, auburn hair down in a sleek, straight style with a subtle side part and accessorized with delicate earrings as she sat in front of a microphone.
“This is a great episode with conversations about music, mental health, activism, friendship, and so much more,” she wrote on Instagram to promote the episode. “Don’t miss it!”
Monica Lewinsky Is Reportedly Working On A Tell-All Book That Could Revisit Her Bill Clinton Affair
The activist is reportedly shopping a potential tell-all book through her talent agency, WME, according to a report released earlier this week. While details about the project remain unclear, a source told Page Six that the book would likely cover both her relationship with the impeached president and her life in the years since, including her work as a podcaster, producer, and anti-bullying advocate.
The reported project could offer Monica an opportunity to share more of her perspective on the scandal that brought her into the international spotlight in the late 1990s. Although she’s spoken about her experience with President Clinton and the aftermath in interviews and essays over the years, she has not published a full autobiography.
She previously served as a producer on the 2021 series Impeachment: American Crime Story and has used her platform to discuss public shaming, online bullying, and the long-term effects of being at the center of a media frenzy.
