Jerry O’Connell Continues to Criticize John Stamos’ Memoir for Mentioning Rebecca Romijn

Jerry O’Connell isn’t backing down about his distaste for John Stamos’ memoir. The television host told TMZ Thursday that he believes the stories involving his wife, Rebecca Romijn, included in Stamos’ October memoir, “If You Would Have Told Me,” were “a little scary.”

O’Connell’s Disapproval of Stamos’ Memoir

“People gotta make a living I guess,” O’Connell quipped while talking to TMZ reporters in New York City. He also claimed that if he and Romijn ever split and he proceeded to write a tell-all, he would give her a heads up if she were mentioned in it. O’Connell had previously slammed the “Full House” alum for allegedly not giving Romijn any warning that she would be included in his writing.

Stamos’ Accusations in His Memoir

In his memoir, Stamos accused Romijn of infidelity, writing, “Betrayal starts as a sinking feeling in your stomach, grows into a suspicion that clouds your every thought, and by the time you find out the truth, it’s uniquely horrible at first but also expected, like you’ve been waiting for something bad to happen.”

Stamos’ Negative Comments about Romijn

Furthermore, while promoting his book, Stamos told People he “hated” Romijn during their divorce and remembered thinking she was a “devil.” He also admitted he felt “emasculated” during their marriage because her career was going so well. Stamos theorized that she “outgrew” him. The pair called it quits in 2004, nearly a decade after “Full House” ended for Stamos, and while Romijn was booking project after project.

Romijn’s Silence and O’Connell’s Response

Romijn has not commented on Stamos’ claims, and O’Connell confirmed no one in his household has read the memoir. O’Connell stated in November that he has not read Stamos’ memoir and does not plan on it. He expressed his disinterest after hearing Stamos’ interview on “The Howard Stern Show.” Romijn wed O’Connell in 2007.

Stamos married model Caitlin McHugh in February 2018, and they welcomed a son named Billy into the world two months later.