In the late '90s, former White House employee Linda Tripp found herself at the center of a media firestorm after it was discovered that she had secretly recorded conversations with then-President Bill Clinton's mistress, White House intern Monica Lewinsky. Tripp handed those recordings over to Kenneth Starr, the man investigating Bill and Hillary Clinton's Whitewater scandal.
Tripp's tapes played a key role in President Clinton's eventual impeachment, but Tripp endured intense media scrutiny for her role in the debacle. She even became the brunt of infamous impersonations on Saturday Night Live. Like many of the key players involved in the misconduct allegations aimed at President Clinton, Tripp has largely disappeared from the spotlight. Whatever happened to her? From a potential movie role to her thoughts on the #MeToo movement, Linda Tripp's life has not been easy, but she's still standing her ground.
