Jessica Simpson Opens Up About Nick Lachey Divorce in New ‘Open Book’ Journal Entries

Jessica Simpson and her youngest daughter, Birdie Mae, look more and more like twins every day! The singer took to Instagram on April 11 to share an adorable selfie with the two-year-old, as they poked their tongues out at the camera. “Taco tongues are our daily selfie thang.

Jessica Simpson posted an adorable family photo on Instagram over the weekend and her lips got everyone talking. In the snapshot, the fashionista, 40, was celebrating Easter with her husband, Eric Johnson, and their three children, Maxwell, eight, Ace, seven, and Birdie, two.MORE: Jessica Simpson impresses fans with simple outfit to share exciting news The heartwarming group photo received an influx of comments with many commenting on Jessica's luscious lips.  WATCH: Inside Jessica Simpson's

Jessica Simpson is among the celebrities who have tested positive for coronavirus. The 40-year-old "Open Book" author and fashion designer revealed on Monday that she'd received a positive result on a COVID-19 test at some point over the last year.

Jessica Simpson has not seen the New York Times documentary on fellow pop star Britney Spears, and judging by her comments here, it doesn’t sound like the 40-year-old ever will.

Hitting her where it hurt. Jessica Simpson recalled watching Nick Lachey’s music video for “What’s Left of Me” with him shortly after their split.

Jessica Simpson is the special guest on the next edition of “Tamron Hall”, and the singer-turned-fashion mogul shares her complicated feelings about exes John Mayer and Nick Lachey, and why she has no intention of watching “Framing Britney Spears”, the controversial new documentary about Britney Spears.

Jessica Simpson has opened up about fame during a candid conversation with Tamron Hall. The pop star turned fashion mogul sat down for the March 26 edition of Tamron Hall, discussing some of the topics from her memoir Open Book, including her divorce from Nick Lachey and her relationship with John Mayer.

Leaving the past in the past! That is the path Jessica Simpson is choosing when it comes to her relationship with her ex John Mayer.

Open Book is the gift that keeps on giving. Jessica Simpson added several diary entries to the paperback edition of her headline-making memoir, sharing journal passages about her divorce from Nick Lachey, being body-shamed and so much more.

Moving on from the past! Jessica Simpson is reflecting on how her parents’ divorce played a role in her life as an adult — and how she learned to not let it upset her.

Jessica Simpson has reflected on the public scrutiny that she faced over her weight in a newly unveiled journal entry from 2009. In the journal entry, which was published as part of a newly released version of her memoir, Open Book, Simpson wrote that her “heart breaks because people say I’m fat,” with the singer also asking herself in the pages, published by People, why “the cruel opinion of this world gets to me”.

Jessica Simpson is relieved to see the growing body-positivity movement.

The release of Jessica Simpson‘s memoir was one of the few high points of the trash fire year that was 2020. Her behind-the-scenes stories of childhood abuse, secretly battling addiction, and of course dating a series of famous men were powerful, shocking, juicy — everything you want from a Hollywood tell-all.

In the new paperback edition of Jessica Simpson’s memoir, the star is sharing more details about her ex Nick Lachey—including how she really felt after their divorce.

Open Book also include diary entries about the intense body scrutiny Jessica Simpson faced and a new introduction that addresses the sexual trauma she first revealed in the book a year ago.In Open Book, Simpson wrote about being abused by a family friend during sleepovers and how her parents were ill-equipped to handle the situation. In coming forward, Simpson then had to broach the topic with her own daughter, Maxwell.