Tonya Harding Talks About Her Bad Reputation

Former Olympic figure-skater, Tonya Harding, sat down with ABC to promote the network’s upcoming docu-series about her life called Truth and Lies, The Tonya Harding Story. According to Us Weekly, she opened up about her reputation. She claims that the media pointed fingers at her "before (she) had even done anything at all." Reports say that Harding's ex-husband and bodyguard allegedly hired a man to slug, Nancy Kerrigan, her main opponent, in the knee before the 1994 Winter Olympics. Despite having a tarnished reputation, Harding says that she relies on her faith and the support of her family to press on. Truth and Lies premieres on ABC on January 11, and the film "I, Tonya," which is also highlights the incident, is currently in theaters.