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Lisa Rinna Gets Raw About Her New Memoir | You Better Believe I’m Gonna Talk About It

28 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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Lisa Rinna's new memoir isn't a full autobiography but a collection of meaningful moments she found funny and wise. She kept the raw, vulnerable parts unedited, even though exposing herself privately made her nervous. The book is meant to move readers and bring joy, an extension of who she is as a performer.

Questions this video answers

I'm always nervous because opening yourself up and being vulnerable is scary.

No, I didn't cut anything out.

You have a book coming out. I do. It's called you Better Believe I'm gonna Talk About It. Very provocative.
Well, it's a lot of things. You know, they're calling it a memoir. It's not a complete memoir of my life. It is flashpoints, moments that are valuable and meaningful to me. It's funny, it's insightful. There's pearls in there of wisdom that I have picked up along the way. It's vulnerable, it's raw, and I had a really good time writing it.
Are you a little nervous?
Oh, I'm always nervous. Because, you know, when you open yourself up and you're vulnerable and you show parts of yourself that you don't normally show, that's scary.
Did you cut anything out that was too vulnerable?
No. Wow. That's why you just went for it. That's why it's so fucking scary, Chris. Cause I went for it, and I knew I was going for it, but I knew I had to. I wanted to move people because that's why I'm an actor. That's why I am a performer. I want to move people, make them feel something and bring joy.
It's beautiful.
This was fun.