Monica Lewinsky's parents say they found Clinton's friendly behaviour 'somewhat strange' when they met him at The White House
Monica Lewinsky's parents have finally broken their silence over their daughter's brief affair with former president Bill Clinton and said that they were initially thrilled when they learned that Monica had gotten the internship at The White House, and that they were proud of her.
Bernard Lewinsky and his ex-wife Marcia, in the new A&E docuseries 'The Clinton Affair', said that the idea of their daughter working at The White House was almost unbelievable to them. They also described her as "gregarious, friendly, you'd know it when she was in the room."
"I'm an immigrant from El Salvador and it was awesome and unbelievable that she would be working at The White House," Bernard, the son of German Jews who fled to Central America during World War II, said.