Amanda Knox, known for her involvement in the high-profile murder case of her British roommate Meredith Kercher in Italy, has recently shared exciting news.
Knox, now 36, made her announcement through a cheeky Instagram post that captured her sitting on a park bench with her legs spread out.
In the post, she confirmed her second pregnancy, captioning the image with the term “Pregspreading.”
Responding to a commenter’s question, Knox clarified that this pregnancy is indeed new.
The case that brought Knox into the public eye revolved around the murder of Meredith Kercher in 2007.
Kercher, a 21-year-old British foreign exchange student, was tragically found dead in her Perugia bedroom with her throat slashed and signs of sexual assault.
Knox, along with her then-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, faced accusations and subsequent convictions for murder and sexual assault in 2009.
However, both Knox and Sollecito maintained their innocence throughout the legal process.
After years of legal battles, the two were acquitted of sexual assault and murder by Italy’s highest court in 2015.
Rudy Hermann Guede, another individual, was convicted of Kercher’s murder in 2008 and is currently serving a 16-year sentence.
He denies any involvement in the murder.
Knox’s life has taken various turns since the case.
In 2020, she married Christopher Robinson in a unique time travel-themed wedding.
Their daughter, Eureka, was born in August 2021.
Knox and Robinson kept the birth a secret from the press for three months until it was revealed in an article with the New York Times in October 2021.
Knox has been open about how the case continues to impact her life even after being exonerated.
She shared her thoughts on the lack of closure surrounding the case and her decision not to change her name or appearance.
Knox expressed her belief that the truth has not been fully acknowledged and discussed her advocacy work for those wrongfully convicted.
She emphasized the importance of focusing on evidence and truth, as well as the need for closure for the victim’s family and herself.
Reflecting on the tragedy, Knox revealed her survivor’s guilt and how she imagines what could have been different if she had been there to help her roommate.
These thoughts have haunted her over the years, leaving her with a complex mix of emotions and introspection about the events that unfolded 14 years ago.
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