Exclusive Sample
We love the fact that these Teen Mom stars keep writing tell-all books. I can’t imagine what it’s like to have your entire life unfold on screen. These girls have been in the public eye since they were 16. I’m sure sometimes they wish they had never signed away their privacy.
Headlines are always coming in with rumors about these girls and the relationships they have. The only way they know how to combat the rumors is through tell-all books. Now, the boys are on board too. Amber Portwood’s fiancé Matt Baier reveals some shocking news in his book. Check out the exclusive sample.
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The Naked Truth
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Amber Portwood’s fiancé Matt Baier is releasing his tell-all book titled, You Have No F**king Idea: The Naked Truth About My Life. The book is a collaborative effort between Matt Baier and Matt Richards, of The Real Mr. Housewife.
In an exclusive sample from the book, Matt reveals what it’s like to live with the media constantly smearing your name. He also reveals how it has affected Amber. Check out the juicy sample up next!
Slimy, Sleazy Fiancé
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It begins:
“Everybody had a story. Everybody had a picture. Everybody had a wild tale to tell and the media ate it up.
Hell, they still do. There was a story recently about my past drug use that referred to me as the ‘slimy, sleazy fiancé of Amber Portwood.’
The fact of the matter is that I have not done the majority of what’s been written about me. I have no criminal record. I barely have a background. The press has invented sins based on the word of people looking to get paid and be famous…”
Amber Blackmailed?!
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“One of those very people texted Amber and I and said, ‘Pay me, or I’m going to keep selling stories to the press.’
Now, one might wonder how tabloids and gossip magazines and websites get away with printing salacious garbage. It’s not much of a secret, but it involves a few tricks. One is to use scare quotes in headlines such as ‘Teen Mom’ Star Matt Baier’s ‘Troubling’ Past—the words with single, scare-quotes around them mean nothing other than someone used the word at some point.”