Sofia “With an F” Frankyln’s tell-all memoir, Daddy Issues, is on shelves now, which means a bunch of details from her infamous fallout with her former Call Her Daddy co-host and best friend, Alex Cooper, are coming to light. Seriously—there’s so much tea in these pages, it even prompted Alix Earle to pick up a copy and apparently read a book for the first time. (Her words, not mine!) Aside from her reported feud with Alex, Sofia unveiled other shocking details from her personal life throughout the memoir. Here are the six biggest bombshells from Sofia Franklyn’s memoir, Daddy Issues.
Sofia truly wasted no time. In the prologue to her memoir, she revealed Alex’s husband, Matt Kaplan, allegedly called her book agent the day she announced Daddy Issues and threatened to take legal action. It was the first time she had (sort of) been contacted by Alex since their infamous fallout in 2020.
Alex rearranging my life with no acknowledgment. My life being taken, overnight. On the scoreboard of Alex vs.
I cannot fathom her trying to do it again,” Sofia wrote in her memoir. For the first time I have something Alex wants. My story.” Sofia admitted to her tumultuous journey with drugs and alcohol over the years, which eventually led to her multiple arrests.
One of her mugshots was even printed on Call Her Daddy merch in June 2020. She got arrested three separate times while she was in college. In one instance, her fake ID was denied at a bar.
She was arrested again when she was caught underage drinking at a DJ set, and a third time when she got “so blackout [drunk]” she “can’t remember what happened.” Before she married Matt in 2024, Alex was romantically linked to MLB player Noah Syndergaard. They had an on-again, off-again relationship in 2017, and Sofia claimed Alex had been plotting to get back at him when he attempted to reconcile with her over dinner. According to the “anonymous” tip, Alex was described as “the smoking hot former Boston U soccer player who we’ve met and posted about multiple times.” When CHD became one of the most popular pods in the biz, the former co-hosts pushed the company to renegotiate their 3-year contract early, asking for $1 million per year in a new contract.
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