Jerry O’Connell, the husband of Rebecca Romijn, has expressed his disapproval of John Stamos’ memoir, in which he openly discusses his ex-wife. In a recent interview, Jerry shared his thoughts on celebrity tell-all books and the impact they can have on the people mentioned in them.
Key Takeaway
Jerry O’Connell has voiced his disapproval of John Stamos’ memoir, citing the potential for it to cause feelings of betrayal and disappointment to those mentioned in it, including his wife Rebecca Romijn.
Jerry O’Connell’s Perspective
According to Jerry, the content of John Stamos’ memoir felt like a “betrayal” to him. He emphasized that dragging someone who was once a part of your life in a tell-all book is not something he would personally do. He also mentioned that Rebecca was understandably disappointed upon learning about the negative portrayal of their marriage in the memoir.
Celebrity Memoirs and Impact
While Jerry acknowledged that celebrity memoirs are a common occurrence in the entertainment industry, he highlighted the potential for individuals mentioned in such books to feel let down by the content. He pointed out that despite being aware of the nature of showbiz, the people written about in these memoirs can still experience feelings of disappointment.
Call for Consideration
During the interview, Jerry also expressed his belief that it would have been considerate for John Stamos to give his wife a heads-up about the content of the memoir before its publication. This comes in the wake of John’s public remarks about his former marriage, including referring to Rebecca as “the devil” and expressing doubts about the viability of their relationship.
