And it felt like the only way to do that was with a book.” “I wanted to make sure that I told it with my voice, with my experience from my perspective, so that my daughters would understand, the generations that come after me will understand and that I left no stone unturned. “I really felt like it was important if I was going to break the legacy of generations before me,” the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star exclusively told Us Weekly ahead of the book’s February 2023 release.

In her memoir, Bad Mormon, Heather Gay detailed her time in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Some Housewives, meanwhile, take on bigger targets in their books. “She got so much s–t about recycling,” Lisa joked during the RHOBH season 12 reunion in October 2022. The Rinna Beauty founder subsequently threw the book in the trash and sent a photo to a group chat that included Erika, who then posted the now-infamous snap because of her own feud with Garcelle. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum explained that she was upset by an early edition of the book, which discussed her daughter Amelia Gray Hamlin‘s eating disorder. Six months later, however, Lisa Rinna confessed that she was the person who threw Love Me as I Am in the garbage. “Garcelle, even though you unfollowed me I’m sure you’ll see this,” the Georgia native captioned the post.

In April 2022, Erika Jayne made headlines when she shared an Instagram photo of costar Garcelle Beauvais‘ memoir in the trash. The New Jersey cookbook drama was hardly the last time a Real Housewives tome caused tension among friends. In order to view the video, please allow Manage Cookies

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