Monica Lewinsky reveals what fueled her ‘bad decisions’ in DC

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Monica Lewinsky is admitting what led her to make choices that helped ignite one of Washington’s biggest scandals.More than 25 years after her relationship with then-President Bill Clinton detonated into a global firestorm, Lewinsky admitted her desire to feel "special" led her down a path of "bad decisions.""I think in some ways that's part of what got me in a lot of trouble in my early 20s of looking for and wanting to be special and feeling that feeling of specialness, of validation," she said on her podcast, "Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky." "And when it came, I fell into that, making bad decisions a lot of times, not just in D.C., but a lot of different ways."MONICA LEWINSKY BREAKS DOWN IN EMOTIONAL CONFESSION ABOUT CLINTON SCANDAL On her podcast, Monica Lewinsky revisits her "bad decisions," admitting her need to feel "special" played a role. (Gilbert Flores/Unknown)Fox News Digital has reached out to Lewinsky for comment.MONICA LEWINSKY SAYS BILL CLINTON ‘ESCAPED A LOT MORE THAN I DID’ AFTER WHITE HOUSE SCANDAL A photograph showing former White House intern Monica Lewinsky meeting President Bill Clinton at a White House function was submitted as evidence