Amanda Knox’s one-woman show in Edinburgh faces new criticism from her former partner, Raffaele Sollecito. According to reports, Sollecito condemns Knox’s decision to stage the performance, which begins in Edinburgh and is reported to be sold out.
The comments come years after Sollecito and Knox were both accused in connection with the 2007 killing of Meredith Kercher. Sources describe both as having been wrongly accused, reflecting the eventual outcome of the case. In this coverage, Sollecito is presented as the latest in a line of critics, with attention focused on whether Knox’s return to the public stage is appropriate given the history surrounding the case.
While the reports share the same core details—the criticism, the sold-out Edinburgh start, and the background of the Kercher case—they provide limited additional context about the show’s content or the basis for specific objections. The emphasis stays on Sollecito’s reaction and Knox’s ongoing public profile.
