It turns out that Lisa McGee, the creator of the hit show Derry Girls, actually sent Chelsea Clinton a letter when she was 13.
The emotional episode saw the group prepare for Erin and Orla’s joint birthday party, while planning on how they were going to vote in the referendum.It didn’t finish just there, however, and in the show’s epilogue, we see Chelsea Clinton read out a letter sent to her by Orla and Erin that had gotten lost in the post back in the 90s., the Irish writer explained that she penned a letter to Chelsea in 1995 when the President Bill Clinton and his family visited Northern Ireland.
“She never replied,” Lisa said. “The innocence of that. Living in this place that’s violent and scary, but we were these eejits running about writing letters to Chelsea Clinton.”
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