Monica Lewinsky stormed off stage during an interview on Monday in Israel after the interviewer asked her if she expected an apology from former President Bill Clinton.
Lewinsky, who gained notoriety in the 1990s over her sexual relationship with Clinton, was at a conference hosted by the Israel Television News Company, and speaking on the pros and cons of the internet, Haaretz reported.
“Recently in an interview with NBC News, former President Clinton was rather irate when he was asked if he ever apologized to you personally,” news anchor Yonit Levi said. “Do you still expect that apology, the personal apology?”
“I’m so sorry, I’m not going to be able to do this,” Lewinsky replied as she stood up and walked off stage.
Behind the stage, Levi could be heard saying, “Sorry Monica, I didn’t think it was insulting.”
Lewinsky, 44, posted a message on Twitter following the incident, claiming that “parameters” were set before the interview about what would be discussed and that Levi’s question was deemed “off limits” before the interview even took place.
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