
Jodie Sweetin, the fallen child star who, on more than one occasion, has lied about her sobriety, is claiming, AGAIN, to be sober.
But this time, instead of exhausting the morning show circuit and speaking publicly about sobriety (after coming off a two day bender), she has written a book.
unSweetined is a tell-all describing her relapse, her deceptions and her eventual sobriety. I can’t help but wonder if it’s a work of fiction. Another paycheck to fund her drug habit. I don’t trust that she is clean anymore than I trust that Joe Francis is a gentleman.
How many times is she going to claim she’s sober? Even the little boy who cried wolf only got so many chances. It’s turned into a money making gig for her. Getting paid to talk about being clean, then taking the money and running off to buy an 8-ball.
An excerpt from the book:
“I thought for sure that one of the professors would take one look at me and kick me out. But none did. They wanted to hear about the trials and tribulations of Jodie Sweetin, or at least the Jodie Sweetin I had created by appearing on Good Morning America and talking to People magazine.
“The relapse started one day, just a few months after my GMA spot, when I got a random phone call from a friend who I used with and who occasionally sold me drugs. I invited her to my place. I was in an apartment at the time. I knew it was a really bad idea to invite her over but I wanted to test myself, I guess. We hung out, played cards. I told her I hadn’t done meth in a while. One thing led to another and just like that, I was back. I was living a complete lie. But unfortunately, guilt doesn’t make you stop. I talked about growing up on television and about how great my life was now that I was sober… The little bit of coke that I had done before the speech wasn’t enough to make me forget how bad I felt for doing what I was doing. The guilt was eating away at me. I was struggling to keep it together, but no one realized that. I finished. They applauded. Standing ovation. Just how I liked it. And it was over.
“I went back to my hotel room and buried my face in my hands. I couldn’t keep doing this. It had to end.But not today. I wiped away the tears and finished the baggie of coke.”
I’m not buying what she’s selling. She claims she invited a known drug addict over to “test herself”? Bullish! What she is doing is twisting the truth, so maybe we can call it a work of fiction. At the very least, is it “loosely” based on a true story. Very loosely. KY jelly loose, even.
unSweetined hits shelves November 3rd.