Monica Lewinsky is processing the «complicated feelings» she said arose after learning about Ken Starr's death. Starr, who died Tuesday, served as the independent counsel whose investigation uncovered President Bill Clinton's affair with Lewinsky, and ultimately led to Clinton's impeachment for lying under oath and obstructing justice.

He was 76.Lewinsky took to Twitter Tuesday to share her reaction to the news, writing, «As i’m sure many can understand, my thoughts about ken starr bring up complicated feelings…but of more importance, is that i imagine it’s a painful loss for those who love him.»as i’m sure many can understand, my thoughts about ken starr bring up complicated feelings… but of more importance, is that i imagine it’s a painful loss for those who love him.Per, his wife, Alice Starr, said he had spent the last 17 weeks at Baylor St.

Luke’s Medical Center in Houston, Texas, fighting an undisclosed illness and died from complications of the surgery, but gave no further details.While Starr led many other investigations and even represented President Trump in 2020 during his first Senate trial, it was his probe into Clinton that gained him the most notoriety, bringing issues of sex, morality, accountability and ideology to the forefront of American life and politics.Lewinsky looked back on her complicated side of the story while serving as a consultant on Ryan Murphy's , last year.

Beanie Feldstein took on the role of the intern, while Dan Bakkedahl of stepped in as Starr.In a 2019 email to , Lewinsky explained her reasons for signing on to produce the show.«I was hesitant, and truthfully more than a little scared to sign on.

Monica Lewinsky Says Ken Starr's Death Brings Up 'Complicated Feelings'

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