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tell all

[tel-awl] / ˈtɛlˌɔl /




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There is a cottage industry of “tell-all” media about Kennedy and Bessette’s relationship, much of it powered by the people who have claimed to be close to them.

From The Wall Street Journal

Often the stories originated with tell-all accounts from trusted palace insiders.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I simply must say that Lily Allen’s latest album is actually a breakup memoir set to music, and if you listen from start to finish, it’s the best tell-all of the year! ‘

From Los Angeles Times

He said that while there has been speculation that Ms Ferguson, or indeed Andrew, could write a tell-all memoir, "I think the publishers would be wary of taking on the ex Duchess of York's story."

From BBC

It is "a brutal, tell-all masterpiece," said The Independent's Hannah Ewens in a five star review.

From BBC