The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jessi Draper is preparing to release her first memoir.

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Jessi, 34, announced that her debut book, Cutting Ties, will be released on August 10, 2027, through St. Martin's Press, according to People.

The memoir will chronicle Jessi's rise to fame on social media, the creation of her successful hair business, JZ Styles, and personal struggles that viewers haven't seen on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.

"The world has gotten to know one version of me, but there's a lot they haven't seen," Jessi told the magazine.

"I've built an empire, had my heart broken, made mistakes and had to rebuild myself more than once."

Jessi teased that she'll be "pulling back the curtain" on everything she's gone through.

"The good, the messy, the heartbreaking and the parts of my story I've never shared before," the #MomTok influencer continued. "This time, I'm the one telling it."

Cutting Ties is currently available for pre-order wherever books are sold.

News of the memoir comes just over a month after TMZ reported Jessi and Jordan had finalized their divorce on September 10.

The former couple are parents of son Jagger, 6, and daughter Jovi, 3. Jordan is also dad to a daughter, Peyton, from a previous relationship.

"Now that our divorce has been signed, I'm grateful to have some closure and the opportunity to move forward," Jordan told Us Weekly in a statement at the time.

"Jessi and I shared a meaningful chapter of our lives together, and no matter how that chapter ended, I will always be grateful for the good that came from it -- especially our children."

Jordan continued, "I don't feel a need to add to the noise... I'm ready to move forward with gratitude, peace, and a lot of love for my kids."

Jordan filed for divorce from Jessi after more than five years of marriage on March 19, only six days after Jessi dumped him, according to The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star.

Jessi claimed during a March episode of the "Call Her Daddy" podcast that she found out about the divorce filing on TMZ, and she accused her now ex-husband of abuse, prostitutes, and sex parties.

Jessi discussed how her October 2020 marriage to Jordan slowly fell apart and broke her heart on Alex Cooper's podcast.

However, Jessi has already found herself a new relationship.

Jessi confirmed she's dating Marciano Brunette in late August 2026, when she had posted photos of the pair kissing and cuddling during a European getaway.

"Do these photos make me look like a girlfriend?" Jessi captioned the post at the time.

Marciano gushed in the comments how he felt "so blessed," and he called Jessi "the most beautiful, gorgeous, sexiest girlfriend in the whole world."

Jessi's The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives co-star Mayci Neeley also teased in the comments, "It looks official."

While Jessi had told E! News that she was still "single" and "dating around, having fun" in May, Marciano shared on Hulu's "Get Real" podcast in early June that he'd been "talking" to Jessi for over two months at that point.

"I would say currently we are dating, but we are not exclusive," Marciano said at the time, before adding, "You need to ask a girl to be your girlfriend, and I have not done that."

The Vanderpump Villa star continued, "Do I want something personally, relationship-wise, yeah? But at the end of the day... it is what it is."

Marciano explained how he was "waiting on" Jessi's divorce settlement among "a lot" of other things, adding, "Mainly it's going to be on her, and I'm okay with that."

When asked if he was "falling in love" with Jessi, Marciano replied, "I am."

"Whatever she wants, I am 100 percent okay with," he reiterated. "I care about her, but do I want to see her hook up with other people? No."

Jessi and Marciano first sparked dating rumors when they attended the American Music Awards together as well as a Jonas Brothers concert in May.

Many of Jessi and Jordan's highs and lows were documented on Hulu's The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.

On Season 4, Jessi was shown learning that her prenuptial agreement was never signed by a witness, which could render the document void.

"I just don't know what will happen. I'll probably lose millions. He's entitled to anything in the last five years that I've created. When we got married, I was worth a lot less than I am now. So it just sucks and I don't want to do that to my family," Jessi lamented on the show.

Jessi predicted that Jordan would ask for child support and/or alimony if they decided to legally part ways.

"Jordan would be a very hard person to divorce. He would be spiteful and vindictive. I think he would play a little bit dirty. So I just have to prepare myself that if we do get divorced that it could go that way," Jessi alleged.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' fifth season is available on Hulu, and the show is currently filming its sixth season.
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