Make Page Six a Preferred Source Sofia Franklyn is reflecting on her exit from "Call Her Daddy" in her new book. Annie Wermiel/NY Post; sofiafranklyn/Instagram; Amazon Nearly six years after her time on “Call Her Daddy,” Sofia Franklyn is telling her side of the story.
The “Sofia With an F” host’s memoir, “Daddy Issues,” dropped on Tuesday — and it’s already creating plenty of buzz across the internet.
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“Daddy Issues” is the first time Franklyn has extensively detailed the end of her friendship and working relationship with Alex Cooper. The pair co-hosted the “Call Her Daddy” podcast together until 2020, when their Barstool Sports contract negotiations and eventual fallout sparked headlines.
Cooper has since hosted the podcast solo, moving it to Spotify and now SiriusXM.
Franklyn’s 240-page book touches on everything from her upbringing in Utah to the rise and fall of her time on “Call Her Daddy.”
Franklyn rose to fame in 2018, while co-hosting “Call Her Daddy.” sofiafranklyn/Instagram “The decision [to write the book] was one I came to on my own,” Franklyn told Rolling Stone. “Six years ago, I was reeling from an experience I didn’t understand. I needed to grow up and be free of ego as much as humanly possible.”
Alix Earle already got her hands on the tell-all; in the wake of her own public falling out with Cooper, she posted a TikTok quietly reading the new release.
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