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Watching the I, Tonya movie about Tonya Harding.

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Watching the I, Tonya movie about Tonya Harding.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5580036/

She grew up with an over bearing demanding drunk alcoholic mother who started abusing her physically and mentally as young as 7 years old.

Her father was never around.

Her very first boyfriend when she was 15, Jeff Gillooly, who will later become her husband was also abusive.

Still, you can't blame her surroundings and peers and forgive her for attacking Nancy Kerrigan in 1994.

She is as guilty as the person, Shane Stant, who yielded the the ASP baton used in the attack:

in fact, Tonya and her bodyguard Shawn Eckhardt and by then, her ex-husband Jeff Gillooly hired Stant to attack Kerrigan.

I will always remember Tonya for attacking Nancy Kerrigan and for this:

What a drama queen!

23 years later, Tonya is still a drama queen:

She has never apologized to Nancy Kerrigan:

I have to say that not only has Nancy aged much better than Tonya...

She can dance too:

 

 

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