Brittany Romano, a reporter covering the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, has now sparked outrage for her courtroom behavior. In a now-viral clip, Romano was seen winking and smiling for the camera alongside a group of other reporters standing inside the courtroom.Internet sleuths are also claiming that Brittany is allegedly Lindsay Clancy’s childhood friend and even posted an alleged picture of them together smiling from when they were young girls. The post from August 1 was captioned:“Here, there, everywhere (attempt number two).”Not only that, but when netizens called her out on her Instagram, Brittany Romano responded with inappropriate comments like “f**k off,” “you’re a f**king loser,” “jump off a cliff,” and “jump off a bridge,” among other things. The reporter also went on Instagram Stories and uploaded a live video from her car saying she didn’t “care” what anybody thinks and that her dad asked her to “smile” more.In another Story, Romano highlighted the pouring number of comments, likes, and friend requests the viral video has got her, adding in the caption:“All for smiling at a camera?! Love it! Tysm for boosting my analytics, xoxoxoxo.”Brittany Romano’s courtroom antics and subsequent Instagram defence are now earning her severe backlash. Instagram content creator @laperrin10 shared a compiled clip of Romano’s recent behavior, both offline and online, and wrote in the caption:“@vanityfair I hope you take a serious look at Brittany Romano’s conduct in the courtroom today. Smiling, laughing and winking at the camera during a trial involving the deaths of three children was incredibly disrespectful and unprofessional.”The woman, who claimed to have a journalism degree herself and have worked in newsrooms, continued:“What bothered me even more was her response afterwards. Rather than acknowledging why people found her behavior inappropriate, she chose to justify it and say she doesn’t care what people think… I expect better from someone covering a case this devastating, especially in a courtroom.”Meanwhile, Brittany Romano has denied working at Vanity Fair in a social media comment and an Instagram livestream while clapping back at @laperrin10. Vanity Fair is trending alongside her but has not issued a statement yet. She was reportedly wearing their ID inside the courtroom. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostMany people joined the conversation and shared similar reactions.“They’re just women who are starving for any kind of attention,” an X user wrote.“Winking at a camera during a brutal murder trial and then bragging about not caring shows a total lack of empathy. Media narcissism at its absolute worst,” another individual added.“Three kids lost their lives and she’s treating the courtroom like a red carpet, then insults the public for calling out her arrogance,” a third person commented.“Wtf is she giddy about? No matter what the verdict is, 3 children are dead,” one person tweeted.Others continued to weigh in.“I saw that and immediately thought how disgustingly inappropriate and shallow she appeared,” a netizen stated.“It looks like she thinks she's at a baseball game and made it on the big screen... Zero self-awareness,” a fellow netizen wrote.“She should care. It caught the eye of the world for all the wrong reasons. It's disgraceful and immature courtroom behaviour,” another person commented.In brief, about Brittany RomanoBrittany Romano is a New York City-based editor. She lives on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Romano has worked in the media industry for nearly a decade and primarily covers fashion, beauty, e-commerce, lifestyle, arts, entertainment, and interiors.She has formerly worked with Business Insider, USA Today, and Reviewed. Brittany now contributes to Cosmopolitan, Forbes, Forbes Vetted, Elle, Glamour, Harper’s Bazaar, Teen Vogue, KITCHN, and Oprah Daily.Elsewhere, she works as an affiliate marketing consultant. In fact, she began her career as a freelance market assistant at Marie Claire.On her Muck Rack bio, Romano describes herself as:“former blue checkmark-er, hockey enthusiast & em-dash (no space) snob.”Brittany, who has a sociology degree from New England College, writes in her Instagram bio:“always late but worth the wait.”Ever since the controversy, she has turned off her Instagram comments and made her TikTok and Threads accounts private. In the latter, Brittany Romano identifies as a "comma abuser and mental health advocate."For those unaware, Lindsay Clancy, a woman from Duxbury, Massachusetts, is on trial and being accused of fatally strangling her three children, Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 18 months, in January 2023. Earlier this week, the judge denied a motion for mistrial. Closing arguments and the jury’s verdict are expected later this month.