Controversial journalist Olivia Nuzzi was seen showing off her figure in a paparazzi photoshoot in Los Angeles on Tuesday, despite recently complaining about violations of her privacy by photographers.
The 32-year-old was spotted hiking in a form-fitting black outfit. The photograph was shared exclusively by a publication.
Her activewear hugged her waist and highlighted her curves quite nicely.
Nuzzi, previously associated with New York Magazine, wore a fitted ensemble with her blonde hair flowing freely during the hike.
This photoshoot coincides with a recent incident where Nuzzi became a target for paparazzi, following the release of her memoir, *American Canto*.
In a piece for a daily business newsletter, she reflected on the signs that suggested her book’s development might not be going well. “The paparazzi keep suggesting your privacy is contingent on whether you let them invade it, which is… unsettling,” she commented, sharing her thoughts online as well.
Meanwhile, *American Canto* has received a fair amount of criticism. Some readers described it as “terribly bad,” claiming it lacked the juicy gossip about her personal life and attempted to mimic the style of the late essayist Joan Didion without success.
Nuzzi also, in her memoir, discusses a brief texting relationship with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is running a seemingly futile presidential campaign for 2024.
She refers to the Kennedy family as “politicians” and notes their increased online presence since he first gained attention from her article in late 2023.
The drama surrounding this relationship intensified when her ex-fiancé, political reporter Ryan Rizza, began sharing his perspective, raising the stakes of the narrative.
Rizza, who covered the story for Telos News Substack, claimed that during their relationship, Nuzzi aligned herself with Kennedy’s political endeavors and suggested plans to take their relationship further. He also alleged that she previously had an affair with former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford.
In response, Nuzzi accused Rizza of distributing “paranoid fan fiction” that she argued wasn’t fit for publication.
As the narrative develops, there are indications that her new employer, Condé Nast, is contemplating bringing Nuzzi on board at *Vanity Fair*, amidst claims related to Liza’s allegations.
