Sorry Not Sorry: The perfect laugh out loud romantic comedy

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She speaks with genuine love, care and honest reflection on every person/situation she’s ever encountered. To hear her speak on racial issues in 2016 gives you an eerie chill, because of what’s happening in 2020. i knew pretty much nothing about this queen because i'm a Glee hater but damn she is so blunt, we could have been besties. rip queen, u are missed. this has everything i am looking for from a memoir. i want drama, i want honesty, i want someone who is a hot mess to tell me everything they did wrong. like yas queen ruin your credit score slaaayyyy. Sorry Not Sorry by Naya Rivera was unexpectedly good. Celebrity memoirs are hit or miss but Sorry Not Sorry was most def a hit.

Granted, this is not an unbiased review. My politics align for the most part with Ms. Milano's, and if yours do not, you may find yourself uncomfortable at a number of points in this book. All those times I scrawled “I HATE MY MOM” in my journal. So many moms and teenage daughters don’t get along–we just have to realize it’s nothing personal on either side. There was one chapter in particular that was the most sad, but I have to say was the best one. She was talking about her coworker Cory dying, and it was the best chapter from all ten because it felt like a real story and I could actually feel all her pain and hurt. Naya has lived quite the interesting life. For most celebrity memoirs the most interesting parts are when they hit it big but with Naya's book her Glee years were just as interesting as her pre-Glee life and that's saying something. I mean she did date an actual monster(Google Mark Salling)and rapper Big Sean cheated on her with Ariana Grande and then when caught proposed...and for some reason she said yes.

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Actress Alyssa Milano, known for Who’s the Boss?, Melrose Place, Charmed, and Insatiable, lives and breathes activism. She helped relaunch the #MeToo movement in 2017, but she’s been participating in activism in some way for most of her life. Book by Naya Rivera sorry not sorry, spilled a great deal of tea on Fox’s time and relationships in her past. However, her plastic surgery rumor turned out to be the biggest bombshells. Book by Naya Rivera sorry not sorry Calls Out Michelle, Big Sean, Mark Salling, Ariana Grande, and More Naya Rivera, known to viewers as the acid-tongued mean girl Santana from Glee, is also known to tabloid readers as an acid-tongued mean girl who allegedly keyed Mark Salling’s Lexus. But she’s here to set the record straight: He didn’t have a Lexus! The 29-year-old actress has published a tell-all book, Sorry Not Sorry, chronicling the roughly quarter of a century between her first major role as Hillary on Eddie Murphy’s The Royal Family to her time on Ryan Murphy’s musical extravaganza Glee. For a working actor, she’s refreshingly upfront, talking about fights on Glee, her philandering exes Big Sean and Mark Salling, her struggles with anorexia, her boob job, her abortion, and her marriage to her husband, Pitch’s Ryan Dorsey. Here at Vulture, we’ve read the book and culled the best moments from it. Grab a cookie — it’s tea time. When it was announced that i was writing a book, everyone expected me to use it to rip Lea a new one, so let me list just a few of the reasons why i'm not going to do that" While I expect some politics because it’s Alyssa Milano, I did not expect the entire thing to be full of her mostly raging against Trump and Republicans. It got really old and some of her “facts” are easily debunked on Snopes.

The now deceased rap icon, Tupac was a fan of a sitcom created by Eddie Murphy called The Royal Family starring Redd Foxx, which Naya Rivera acted in as a kid. Tupac introduced himself to Naya when he saw her with her family at LAX, but nobody thought in the pre-iPhone era of taking photos. Actress and activist Alyssa Milano has spent almost her entire life in the public eye. A famous child actor, she has continued to work throughout her adulthood in both television and film, most notably starring in the wildly popular television series Who's the Boss? and Charmed. Overall I liked this book and more importantly I like her as a person. She blunt and in your face and she admits that she isn't for everyone but I think she's great!She also shares her story about a young age showcase, relationship play, and success with her husband, actor Ryan Dorsey. Just like Naya’s singing voice, Sorry Not Sorryis powerful, genuine, and full of soul. I’ve known her for almost a decade and still I learned something new about her in every chapter. After reading Naya’s book you’ll admire her spirit, talent, and wit more than ever before.”

That I don’t always get along with everyone. Having people not like you is a risk you have to take to be real, and I’ll take that over being fake any day. Unfortunately after finishing this book I feel less than great. I feel that she was purposefully ignorant at some of the worst times. She actually put the word "retarded" in this book?? It is pretty difficult for me to read about a "perfect marriage" and a "perfect guy"- when there has been a recent statement from Naya herself announcing a divorce. She also doesn't devote much on her 3 year on again/off again relationship with Mark Salling. He was accused of having thousands of child pornography images on his computer.. and she just says "yeah I regret dating him!" After Glee had wrapped up Naya was rumored to have had an abortion shortly after her husband, Ryan Dorsey found out about it. Ryan is pro-choice and has been quoted saying: “I believe that every woman must have the right to choose, and I am afraid that it is not her choice to make to decide if a child is,” says in the book by Naya Rivera Sorry Not Sorry.As I said, the concept is marvelous, light, and fun. I’ve been living; I didn’t just understand the end. Please don’t get this confusing with the future, not that. Without giving it away, I can’t explain – and I try to be more spoiler-free – so I’ll leave it up to you. Alyssa Milano's sharply observed, uproarious, and deeply intimate ode to the life she has lived and the issues that matter most. All those times I scrawled "I HATE MY MOM" in my journal. So many moms and teenage daughters don't get along--we just have to realize it's nothing personal on either side. The Naya-Big Sean relationship came soon after; in the book by Naya Rivera sorry not sorry, she is blinded by the rupture. ‘I found out that I hadn’t married from the internet anymore and was married to the rest of the world,’ she says. “We weren’t married just, and we haven’t been even together again.”