tell-all
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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The launch of his political campaign also coincided with the release of his new tell-all book, titled “The Guy You Loved to Hate: Confessions from a Reality TV Villain,” prompting Bass to accuse Pratt of only running for mayor in a bid to promote the tome and increase sales.
From MarketWatch
Crystal Hefner, who was the icon’s third and final wife, said in a 2023 tell-all memoir that she was never in love with her late husband.
From Los Angeles Times
There is a cottage industry of “tell-all” media about Kennedy and Bessette’s relationship, much of it powered by the people who have claimed to be close to them.
Often the stories originated with tell-all accounts from trusted palace insiders.
“I simply must say that Lily Allen’s latest album is actually a breakup memoir set to music, and if you listen from start to finish, it’s the best tell-all of the year! ‘
From Los Angeles Times
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