'He made my life a living hell': Fox producer
who filed lawsuit against Tucker Carlson
before he was fired says she celebrated
his dismissal because he and his producer
were 'responsible for breaking me'
Posted By: Imright, 4/25/2023 5:58:57 PM
The female FOX News booking producer who filed a lawsuit last month against longtime host Tucker Carlson says she is celebrating his abrupt firing, noting 'he made my life a living hell.' Abby Grossberg, who was fired by FOX shortly after she filed two separate lawsuits against the network earlier this year, said in an interview with MSNBC on Tuesday that Carlson and his show's executive producer Justin Wells were 'responsible for breaking me.' Speaking of the moment she found out Carlson was abruptly fired on Monday, Grossberg said she felt a slew of different emotions.
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