I have been a fan since I first saw Gabrielle Union in the cult classic Bring It On, and have enjoyed her many projects over the years.

Union is very honest and raw in her memoir, not shying away from past traumas, childhood antics, marital woes, her struggle with infertility and her career in hollywood. 

Her writing and storytelling felt very personal. As if your dearest truest friend was merely telling a story. I found that to be so comforting & enjoyable. She certainly brought her humor, even after sharing such intimate details that I, personally, would never be brave enough to bring to light. I admire her strength and inspiring nature. 

I have to say that I love Gabrielle even more after reading her story.