Less than a month after Andi Dorfman published her tell-all memoir, It's Not Okay , former Bachelorette winner Josh Murray hinted at plans to write his own tell-all book, which he insists won't be "a gossip-y, juicy" title.
In It's Not Okay, Dorfman refers to Josh Murray as "Number Twenty-Six," a choice she tells Bustle she made for an "empowering" reason. "I wanted it to kind of be this powerful, 'You're a number," she says.
Murray admits that he hasn't read It's Not Okay in full, but says he wants to be a "bigger person and a gentleman" about the whole thing. He tells Wetpaint that his is "a book that hopefully my kids and my family will, when I leave a legacy, be a positive thing … It wasn’t something just putting others down."
In a May 11 interview with Us Weekly, Dorfman called her engagement to Murray, "the most volatile and f—ked up relationship of [her] life," and said her ex-fiancé's jealousy and verbal abuse contributed "to the demise of [their] engagement."
At the time of this writing, Murray hadn't revealed a title or release date for his book. It appears Dorfman may also have a second title in the works, so it seems like Bachelor Nation has plenty of books to add to their TBR pile!
