Lisa Rinna's unfiltered memoir exposes RHOBH drama and Andy Cohen feud
Lisa Rinna is set to release her memoir, You Better Believe I'm Gonna Talk About It, on February 24. The book promises an unfiltered account of her time on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and her ongoing tensions with Andy Cohen. Known for her bluntness, Rinna has made it clear she won't hold back in sharing her side of the story.
The former RHOBH star has been open about her frustrations with Cohen, particularly after he included her private text messages in his own book. Though Cohen reportedly gave her a heads-up about mentioning her, he never revealed how those messages would be used. Rinna, however, did not consult him before writing her memoir, choosing instead to speak freely without outside influence.
Rinna has stressed that the book isn't about settling scores but about presenting her truth—unfiltered and unedited. Her departure from RHOBH hasn't slowed her down; she recently walked in Paris Fashion Week and remains active in the public eye. The memoir arrives amid years of on-and-off drama between her and Cohen, both during and after her time on the reality show.
Fans can expect a candid look at her experiences, from behind-the-scenes conflicts to her personal reflections. Rinna has repeatedly stated that this is her chance to tell her story on her own terms, without interference or editing from others.
The memoir's release will mark Rinna's first major statement since leaving RHOBH. While Cohen has not publicly responded to the book's claims, the memoir itself stands as Rinna's definitive account of her time in reality TV. Readers will get an unvarnished perspective when it hits shelves on February 24.
