Richie Sambora Addresses The Lies About Him In Bon Jovi Documentary

Former Bon Jovi rocker Richie Sambora sat down with Guitar Player for a new interview. During the discussion about the Bon Jovi documentary, ‘Thank You, Goodnight,’ Sambora revealed the lies about him in the documentary. He said:

“That’s one of the other things that was reflected in the documentary: that people thought I was, what, a drunkard? Like I didn’t show up one day because I was high? That doesn’t make any sense to anybody. That’s an incongruency.”

Apparently, there was no communication between the two, thus the ‘lies’:

“There was obviously an amalgamation of a sh*tload of things over a 31-and-a-half- year period. We couldn’t talk at that point. We weren’t talking – we weren’t communicating. And I was like, ‘That means it’s stale.’”

Why Sambora Wasn’t Involved In The Documentary

Sambora was not involved in the documentary. In another interview, the guitarist said he had nothing to do with the band’s new documentary. He clarified:

“I had nothing to do with it really, except I work there but it wasn’t my perspective. It was one person’s perspective.”

Sambora also shared how he would have celebrated the band’s 40th anniversary instead of releasing a documentary:

“To me, the celebration of 40 years would have been how the songs affected the whole world because we did a pretty good job after doing it. We worked very hard. And the songs really got to people and communicated all over the world.”

Details of Meghan Markle’s first marriage exposed

Before she became the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan was married to producer Trevor Engelson.

Meghan Markle was married to Trevor Engelson from 2011 to 2014.LAPRESSE

Before Meghan Markle became the Duchess of Sussex through her marriage to Prince Harry, she had a little-known past that included a failed marriage to movie producer Trevor Engelson. Now, details from that time are set to be revealed in a new documentary, leaving Meghan reportedly “in a panic.”

Meghan and Trevor’s relationship spanned seven years before they exchanged vows in a picturesque ceremony in Jamaica in 2011. However, their marriage lasted only two years before they called it quits in 2013 due to the strain of a long-distance relationship. Meghan, who was trying to make it in the acting world, filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.

What shocked many was the manner in which the Duchess of Sussex ended the marriage. In a move described as “brutal,” Meghan reportedly sent her diamond wedding and engagement rings back to Trevor via registered mail, indicating the abrupt and unexpected end of their relationship.

After her divorce, Meghan moved on and eventually met Prince Harry in 2016 through a mutual friend. They married in a lavish ceremony in 2018, becoming one of the most famous couples in the world. Meanwhile, Trevor found love again with nutritionist and multi-million dollar heiress Tracey Kurland, whom he married in 2019.

Markle won’t be happy with the documentary

However, Meghan’s past is coming back to haunt her with an upcoming documentary that promises to delve into her “party days” and her first marriage. According to a source, there are aspects of Meghan’s life that she would prefer to keep private, especially regarding her Hollywood past.

Journalist and royal expert Ulrike Grunewald is reportedly leading the documentary, which will be produced for Germany’s ZDF network. Ulrike and her team have been digging into Meghan’s past, including her time in Montecito, where she now lives with Prince Harry and their two children.

As the documentary looms, Meghan and Harry are left to wonder what revelations might emerge about her past life before she became a member of the royal family.

Meghan Markle 'in panic over party days and marriage bombshells in documentary. Meghan is worried might reveal part of her past that she wants to keep it private. Can’t wait to watch if she really was a yacht girl. https://t.co/gBO0jeOOGs

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