Lisa Rinna Unveils Candid Memoir, Reveals RHOBH Secrets and Family Moments
Lisa Rinna Unveils Candid Memoir, Reveals RHOBH Secrets and Family Moments
Lisa Rinna pulls back the curtain on Hollywood, RHOBH drama, and family as she releases a candid new memoir.
Lisa Rinna steps off the red carpet and into the spotlight of her own story with the new memoir You Better Believe I’m Gonna Talk About It, released today by Dey Street Books. The former soap star and Real Housewives alum offers readers a window into her acting career, Hollywood moments, and the long arc of her life in front of and behind the camera. Rinna has previously published three novels, but this memoir marks her first time telling her own, unfiltered tale.
In interviews tied to the release, she teases Hollywood and RHOBH tales, and even a playful runway memory: she joked about not trying to look like Ramona Singer during a Haute Couture catwalk, crediting her model daughters' tips for keeping her grounded. The moment underscores her blend of humor and candor that fans have come to expect.
She opens up about the reality of family life as a working mom: she says she once had to bribe her kids to film with her on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, a detail she shares alongside stories about Delilah and Amelia, now grown and pursuing their own paths. The memoir also highlights the pair’s close bond and the behind‑the‑scenes dynamics that shaped her time on the show.
Rinna also describes her 1997 marriage to Harry Hamlin as not always cute; a good marriage, she notes, is a lot of work. The book promises a no‑holds‑barred look at life in the public eye, from glittering moments on set to the enduring push and pull of family life.
Produced by a publisher known for bold celebrity disclosures, the memoir You Better Believe I’m Gonna Talk About It invites readers into a heady mix of career milestones, personal revelations, and the everyday realities of navigating fame.
