Jerry O’Connell has weighed in on the controversy surrounding John Stamos’ memoir, suggesting that Stamos should have given his ex-wife, Rebecca Romijn, a heads-up before mentioning her in the book. This comes after Stamos opened up about his past relationship with Romijn in his book, ‘If You Would Have Told Me.’
Key Takeaway
Jerry O’Connell weighs in on John Stamos’ memoir, highlighting the importance of considering the feelings of those mentioned in tell-all books.
Jerry O’Connell’s Take on Tell-All Books
During an interview in NYC, Jerry O’Connell shared his thoughts on tell-all books, particularly when they include remarks about other people, especially ex-partners. While not directly mentioning Stamos, O’Connell acknowledged the sensitive nature of such situations.
Understanding the Memoir Trend
O’Connell recognized the current popularity of memoirs, attributing it to people needing to make a living. He also humorously mentioned that his own potential tell-all book would be uneventful.
John Stamos’ Revelations
In ‘If You Would Have Told Me,’ Stamos candidly discussed his relationship with Romijn, portraying her in a less flattering light. He even referred to her as “the devil” and expressed doubts about the success of their marriage during interviews leading up to the book’s release.
Jerry O’Connell’s Response
Despite the revelations in Stamos’ book, O’Connell appeared unperturbed by the situation. He emphasized that he and Romijn are more concerned about dealing with teenage drama than the contents of the memoir.
