14 DAY TRIAL // Brandi Glanville has a new book coming out in stores this month, her second so far and, as was to be expected, she’s talking to the press on a variety of topics to promote it. Her favorite though remains that of her cheating husband Eddie Cibrian and his current wife, country singer and actress LeAnn Rimes.
Just the other day, excerpts from Brandi’s book, “Drinking & Dating: P.S. Social Media Is Ruining Romance,” revealed that she believed that, at the time Eddie’s affair with LeAnn became common knowledge, he had already been cheating on her with “half the women in Hollywood” for some time.
She also accused him of giving her HPV, saying that this was one of the three things she had gotten from her marriage – the other two being her 2 boys.
However, if you follow celebrity gossip, then you probably know that there are rumors concerning Brandi’s inability to stay faithful to Eddie as well, with various reports linking her to former NBA star Rick Fox and Pink Taco millionaire Harry Morton.
In other words, insiders are saying, Brandi has no reason to play the part of the victim for being cheated on in press interviews because she cheated on her husband as well. Not so fast, though, Brandi writes in her new book, as cited by Radar Online.
She never cheated on Eddie, though she does admit to going out on a few dates before the divorce was final. She and Eddie were separated, though.
“Last year, I discovered, much to my surprise, that I was an unfaithful wife,” she says. Surprised as she was, she was still able to track the vicious rumor back to its source: Eddie himself, in a bid to make her look back in the media and thus discredit her.
“Who on earth could have anything to gain by leaking false information about an alleged affair seven days before the tell-all book about my philandering ex and his mistress [Glanville's Drinking & Tweeting] hit bookstores? Hmmm. You tell me,” Brandi writes.
She claims she never met Fox even though they were supposed lovers, but adds that, “knowing what a sham [her] marriage was,” she would have picked either Fox or Morton over Eddie, to whom she dedicated so many years of her life only be dumped when LeAnn came along.
“It just wasn’t true,” she says of the cheating rumors. “Did I casually and frequently date before my divorce was finalized and my husband was already in a public relationship with another woman? Hell yes, I did.”
“Did I ever have an affair before that? No. Not ever. That’s just not in my DNA,” Brandi adds.