
It seems that time has a way of bringing out all the hidden secrets and of course it normally includes selling a book/ memoir. This is just what has happened when ABC’s “The View” co-host, Barbara Walters, went on The Oprah Winfrey Show and admitted she had an infatuation with Republican Senator of Massachusetts, Edward W. Brooke. In Barbara Walters memoir she reveals that in the 1970s the infatuation led to an affair with married Brooke, the memoir has been named “Audition” and explains that this affair has never came to light before, and that it ended before he lost his bid for a third term in 1978.
Edward W. Brooke was the first “black person elected to the Senate by popular vote” and Walters explains that it was an exciting time in Washington; she described Brooke as brilliant and exciting. The memoir goes on to tell the story of her long career in television and also many aspects of her personal life.
Many celebrities love to tell the story of their life as the career is coming to an end, while some do this for money, others do it because they have a story they want to share with the world. The reason Barbara Walters is sharing her life story is down to opinion.
Would you read Barbara Walters memoir?
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