John Stamos' Memoir Sparks Controversy Over Negative Portrayal of Ex-Wife Rebecca Romijn

Jerry O'Connell Chooses Not to Engage, While Romijn Remains Silent Amid Ongoing Controversy

John Stamos' memoir, 'If You Would Have Told Me,' has caused a stir due to his negative portrayal of ex-wife Rebecca Romijn, referring to her as 'the devil' during their divorce.
Romijn's current husband, Jerry O'Connell, has chosen not to publicly engage with the controversy, stating he doesn't want to 'feed into' the situation.
O'Connell and Romijn's 14-year-old twin daughters, Charlie and Dolly, have asked about the book and their mother's portrayal in it.
O'Connell revealed that after listening to Stamos' interview on 'The Howard Stern Show,' any interest in reading the book went away.
Despite the controversy, Romijn has remained silent on the issue and reportedly has no plans to comment on the memoir.