Okay, Enquirer, you had me right up until that last part about Alanis being inspired to write an autobiography because of Michael Jackson.
She wants to lay her life out for everyone to see- even if it angers Scarlett.”National Enquirer print version, Aug. “She sees how much conflicting information there is about Michael, and she doesn’t want that to happen to her. “Alanis was inspired to write her life story by the sudden death of Michael Jackson,” the insider continued. She wrote the emotional song “Torch” about her grief over their split. “Ryan was an important part of Alanis’ life, and she plans to dedicate an entire chapter to her relationship with him, how devastated she was by their breakup, and how she felt when he married Scarlett.”Īlanis and Ryan met in 2002 and dated for two years before becoming engaged in 2004. “Scarlett has tried to live a very private life since she married Ryan last year, and the last thing she wants is attention focused on her husband’s past,” the insider told The Enquirer. That’s because Alanis is blowing the lid off her former relationship with Scarlett’s new hubby, actor Ryan Reynolds, in the book – and Scarlett’s NOT happy about it, says an insider. There’s at least one person who won’t be rushing out to buy Alanis Morissette’s new autobiography – Scarlett Johansson. One person who won’t be reading it? Ryan’s wife, Scarlett Johansson. Sources close to Alanis said that she was devastated when Ryan dumped her, and this will be discussed in the new book. The couple dated from 2002 to 2006, and were engaged for a year before the big breakup. Before he was Dead Pool in “Wolverine,” Ryan was a struggling actor and the less famous half of a pairing with Alanis. “I just thought I would put it up on YouTube just for fun, a couple hundred people would get a kick out of it.Alt-music icon Alanis Morissette is reportedly planning to write an autobiography that will dish, among other things, the juicy details on her long-term relationship with actor Ryan Reynolds. “Within a week I was recording the video for it in the garage at my house with my comedian friends,” she explained. The singer explained that the video, which features a reinterpretation of the original, was done fairly quickly. “So I said, ‘I’m going to write a song like ‘My Humps.’ So we just decided to cover it.” “I was in the studio one day… I think at one point I said it would be fun to do a song that is really simple and I said, ‘I’m gonna try to write it,’ and looked at me and laughed and said, ‘It’s not possible for you to do,’” Alanis recounted. “I think the idea of life partnership and kids – at some point – sounds appealing, but not today,” she laughed.Īlanis also addressed the success of her cover of the Black Eyed Peas’ song “My Humps” during the interview with Billy, explaining how the super-trafficked YouTube clip came about. She told Billy she is even thinking of a family. Ryan is now engaged to fellow actress, Scarlett Johansson, and Alanis has moved on too. But if I keep resisting it, I’ll stay there forever.”Īlanis said she has wished Ryan well since their split. I’m unbelievably insecure, really broken, devastated,’ then I can move through it, toward the next place. “I think the most painful, sort of suffering oriented moments in my life when I’m resisting something… If I just say, ‘It’s true. “Yeah, it’s really about my grief,” Alanis said of the breakup. Many believe her new single, “Torch,” is one of the most personal on the album, including Billy, who asked her about the origin of the heart-wrenching lyrics of loss. “It was cathartic,” Alanis told Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush in a new interview for Access and “ The Billy Bush Show.” “Someone said very wisely to me the other day that catharsis doesn’t mean healing necessarily, and I thought, ‘Damn! It’s true.’ But catharsis is good to get it out of my system, for me to see with some clarity what’s going on.” Alanis Morissette has gone on record, admitting her new album, “Flavors of Entanglement,” is about the breakup of her relationship with actor Ryan Reynolds.
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