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LOS ANGELES, March 10 (UPI) -- A new documentary on the cable TV network GSN features a teary Tonya Harding lamenting that the world considers her "poor white trash."
"Anything to Win," the first documentary for the Game Show Network, debuts Sunday at 8 p.m. EST, "Entertainment Tonight" reported Friday.
"Everybody out there just thinks that I'm poor white trash," Harding cried. "Figure skating's very, very expensive, unfortunately. I grew up in a family with not much money at all."
Harding, 35, goes on to describe her abusive childhood and her career-ending scandal involving the attack Nancy Kerrigan.
Harding was banned from professional figure skating as a result of the attack on Kerrigan masterminded by her former husband.
Harding claims in the documentary she knew nothing of the plot against Kerrigan, saying: "I'm not an educated woman. I'm an athlete. I'm a figure skater. And now I have nothing, absolutely nothing."
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