Influencer Rosie Graham has responded to backlash over her involvement in the Netflix documentary “The Crash.” The documentary delves into a fatal car accident that claimed the lives of Dominic Russo, 20, and Davion Flanagan, 19, with the driver, 17-year-old Mackenzie Shirilla, surviving but facing serious charges following a twist in the investigation.

Prosecutors alleged during a trial in August 2023 that Shirilla deliberately caused the crash, leading to her conviction and sentencing to two 15-to-life terms. In the documentary, Graham, known for her fitness content with a substantial online following, shares insights into the events leading up to the tragic incident, drawing mixed reactions.

While Graham enjoys a significant fanbase, her appearance in the Netflix film has sparked criticism for what some viewers perceive as a biased portrayal sympathetic to Shirilla. Addressing the backlash on her social media platforms, Graham clarified her stance, emphasizing her cooperation with authorities and expressing her discomfort with her social media being linked to the serious subject matter.

She defended her participation in the documentary, highlighting her lengthy interview process and lack of control over the final editing, asserting that she aimed to provide her perspective based on personal experiences without taking sides. Graham also shared purported text message screenshots indicating her preference for keeping her social media presence separate from the documentary, debunking claims of using the platform for personal gain.

“The Crash” is currently available for streaming on Netflix, offering viewers a closer look at the tragic incident and its aftermath.