Sofia Franklyn on ‘Call Her Daddy,’ Alex Cooper and Hopes for a Scripted Adaptation of Her Memoir: ‘I Spent the First Few Years Very Scared. Now I’m Good’

Sofia Franklyn on ‘Call Her Daddy,’ Alex Cooper and Hopes for a Scripted Adaptation of Her Memoir: ‘I Spent the First Few Years Very Scared. Now I’m Good’ hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Nov 10, 2026 8:11am PT Sofia Franklyn on ‘Call Her Daddy,’ Alex Cooper and Hopes for a Scripted Adaptation of Her Memoir: ‘I Spent the First Few Years Very Scared. Now I’m Good’ Franklyn’s memoir “Daddy Issues” hits shelves Nov.

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By Anna Tingley It’s a week before Sofia Franklyn ’s memoir, “Daddy Issues,” officially releases, and for the most part, her nerves have settled. “It depends on the day,” she says over Zoom from a hotel room in New York City, one of her two home bases.

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Franklyn, who splits her time between New York and Italy with her husband, is back in town for a packed month of press. “I would say 90% of the time I’m incredibly excited.” Related Stories ‘A Few Good Men’ Review: Broadway Revival Breathes New Life Into Aaron Sorkin’s Courtroom Classic ‘Wanted’ Broadway Review: Dazzling Cast Can’t Elevate the Musical’s Muted Narrative But the road to telling her side of the explosive “ Call Her Daddy ” breakup with Alex Cooper has hardly been smooth.

When Franklyn first announced the book in February, her agent received a phone call from Matt Kaplan, Cooper’s husband and business partner, allegedly screaming on the other end, as Franklyn recounts in the book’s foreword. Anticipating the backlash, Franklyn had already booked an island getaway to escape the noise.

This time, though, she has no plans to disappear. “I don’t feel a need to,” she says.

“I’m in such a different place than I was six years ago.” The 240-page memoir, which hits shelves Nov. 10, is split into three parts: her childhood and upbringing in Salt Lake City, Utah, with her single mom, who had her at 20 years old after a one-night stand; her post-college move to New York City, where she met and moved in with Cooper and launched the “Call Her Daddy” podcast; and, perhaps the meatiest section, her side of their dramatic breakup and the experience of watching the podcast she helped create become a multimillion-dollar media empire — without her.

She now has the Unwell Network, a name she says she came up with herself for merch years earlier, blocked on social media. “I found myself sobbing at parts that I thought I was so completely healed over,” she says of revisiting these moments over the past year.

Many of the details she shares in the book are already out there (that Cooper was being paid more without Franklyn knowing; that Cooper secretly met with Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy to negotiate a deal without Franklyn). But the memoir also reveals new details about the behind-the-scenes operations of “Call Her Daddy,” including the involvement of Cooper’s childhood friend Muji Fricke, who, according to Franklyn, was on the podcast’s payroll for a short time before Cooper fired him without warning.

“She’s gonna fuck you,” Franklyn remembers Muji telling her. According to Franklyn, Muji was an integral part of the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, even feeding Cooper some of her most memorable bits, including the viral “Gluck Gluck 3000” joke.

“I realize it’s one of several jokes – like saying her favorite porn star is Lisa Ann on an IG Q&A – Alex has made that could not have come from the mind of a white, blond college athlete,” Franklyn writes in the book. She continues: “Muji’s ideas become central to the show, and especially to Alex’s persona: an overtly sexual, clout-chasing WAG wannabe.

Off-camera, Alex and I don’t even find a lot of Muji’s sexual humor funny. But we take his knowledge – the good, the bad and the ugly of sports and dudes – and put it on Alex,

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