The white woman dubbed “Central Park Karen” when a video of her confrontation with a black birdwatcher went viral three years ago says she is still living in hiding and struggling to stay ...

Left, Amy Cooper, who was branded the "Central Park Karen" after a confrontation with a Black birdwatcher went viral on social media. She has lived in hiding since.

On May 25, 2020, she was involved in a confrontation with birdwatcher Christian Cooper, a black man, while walking her dog in Central Park. Video footage of the encounter was posted to Facebook ...

Central Park Karen Claimed She Was “In Fear of Her Life” When Approached by Birdwatcher. Amy Cooper wrote an opinion piece explaining “her side” of the viral Central Park incident. By.

Amy Cooper, a white woman who became infamously known as the “Central Park Karen” after a May 2020 viral video showing her calling the police to report a Black gay birdwatcher who told her to ...

'Central Park Karen' wants the public to know what happened after her May 2020 encounter with Christian Cooper went viral.. The woman, whose real name is Amy Cooper (no relation), wrote an opinion ...

A woman who got called "Central Park Karen" lost her appeal against unfair dismissal. Amy Cooper was fired by Franklin Templeton after a confrontation with a Black man in Central Park.

Amy Cooper, the white woman who called the cops on a Black birdwatcher in Central Park and falsely claimed he was threatening her life, is still not done playing the victim.. In an op-ed published ...

A woman dubbed the “Central Park Karen” online after calling the police on a Black birdwatcher, says she is still “in hiding” more than three years after the incident. Amy Cooper said that ...

Amy Cooper, the White woman who became known as "Central Park Karen" after calling 911 to claim that a Black birdwatcher had threatened her, lost a lawsuit alleging her former employer had engaged ...

‘Central Park Karen’ Says She Was 'Forced Into Hiding' After Birdwatcher Incident Went Viral, Insists She's Not Racist. The woman went to 'Newsweek' with her side of the 2020 incident.

The woman dubbed the 'Central Park Karen' has revealed that she is still petrified and is living in hiding - three years after she called 911 on an innocent black bird watcher.