Amanda Knox, who was convicted but later cleared of the brutal murder of British student Meredith Kercher in Italy, has vowed never to change her name.
Knox is known all over the world because of the notorious killing, for which she spent four years in jail but was later acquitted.
Kercher, who was 21, was sexually assaulted, had her throat slashed and was stabbed 47 times in 2007 in Perugia.
Speaking on a podcast, she said many had suggested she adopt another name to escape the attention her name has attracted.
She said: "People told me all the time, 'You should just change your name so you don't have to deal with it."
