Cher is rewriting her memoir after "chickening out" of writing about certain parts of her life in her first draft.
Cher is rewriting her memoir after "chickening out" of writing about certain parts of her life.
The 77-year-old singer appeared unenthusiastic when questioned about her upcoming autobiography and admitted she's been forced to "man up" and look back over the more uncomfortable things that have happened to having initially omitted them from her story.
Appearing on 'The Tonight Show' on Thursday (23.11.23), host Jimmy Fallon asked Cher about her book coming out and said it was "exciting".
His guest replied: "Yeah. Uhhh."
Jimmy then asked: "No, what do you mean?"
Cher replied: "No, you know why? Because I just totally chickened out because I guess I was, I don't know what I was, I was just totally chickening out.
"I didn't put in some things that need to be in and they're not comfortable, but they need to be in. So I have to go back and man up."
The 'Believe' hitmaker joked the book will be too long by the time she's finished because she's crammed so much into her life.
She quipped: "And also, I've lived too long and done too much so it should be the encyclopaedia."
The host noted: "You got to do it. It's like beyond therapy, it's tough."
The 49-year-old presenter then suggested they "come up" with a title for the tome after the 'If I Could Turn Back Time' singer admitted she didn't have one.
However, Cher was not convinced by Jimmy's suggestions of 'I Got Scoops Babe' or 'Over Cher-ing'.
He said: "So you're going to tell some things you maybe shouldn't tell - how about 'I Got Scoops Babe'."
Noting the audience had "groaned" as Cher shook her head, Jimmy just laughed before going on to suggest 'Over Cher-ing', prompting an eye roll from his guest.
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