Tonya Harding’s Rep Quits After She Allegedly Wanted to Stop Reporters From Asking About Her Past
Tonya Harding’s longtime representative Michael Rosenberg this week ended their business relationship because, he claimed, she demanded reporters agree to not ask her about her past — or face a hefty fine.Rosenberg announced he was quitting in a Facebook post on Thursday later shared by two longtime Olympic reporters, Christine Brennan and Philip Hersh.“Unfortunately, we reached an impasse today regarding how treat the press in the future,” Rosenberg wrote.
“Her adamant and final position is that reporters must sign an affidavit stating that they won’t ask her anything ‘about the past’ or they will be fined $25,000.”“Obviously,
