Anna Faris’ upcoming memoir, Unqualified, will contain some juicy and awkward s– confessions and a foreword written by her estranged husband, Chris Pratt.

The book, which doubles as a relationship advice volume, was announced in August when the couple announced their separation.

Pratt’s foreword, which he admits was written before their split, makes reference to their relationship struggles, but also pokes fun at Faris.

He jokes about not knowing how to spell the word ‘foreword,’ praises Faris’ politeness with fans but claims she quickly forgets about them, and notes that she never farted in front of him.

Once Faris begins revealing details about her own life, things continue to be embarrassing as she shares some intimate and embarrassing stories.

For instance, she describes her first pseudo-3 some, which she engaged in while drunk and still in high school.

She vomited while Kyle, a senior, held her hair back, then she crawled into bed with Jeff, who was already passed out.

Kyle then “fingered” her in that king-size hotel bed.

Faris also describes losing her virginity at the age of 17, calling it “horrible” and reveals that she had s– in the back of a car.

She also shares that during her freshman year of college, she went through a “crazy masturbation phase.”

Despite these revelations, Faris has no regrets, saying, “I wish I had slept with more people, simply so I could learn to be a better lover and know how to tackle more positions and make better noises.”

Unqualified is Faris’ first book, and it aims to give advice on how to navigate romantic relationships.

However, it’s clear that her own experiences have played a significant role in shaping her perspective.

Faris and Pratt, who were married for eight years, announced their separation in August, and their divorce is currently underway.

Faris has been vocal about the difficulty of their separation, saying, “We’re great friends and we always will be. Our son has two parents who love him very much, and for his sake, we want to keep this situation as private as possible moving forward.”

The book’s release date has been pushed back to October, which gives fans more time to anticipate its contents.

Despite the intimate nature of the memoir, Faris has said that she hopes her readers will find her stories relatable.

She said, “I’m not pretending to be an expert. I’m not saying that I have all the answers.”

“I’m just sharing my experiences, and if they can help someone else in a similar situation, then that’s great.”

Faris has been busy promoting her book on social media, sharing photos and updates with her fans.

She’s also been sharing glimpses of her life as a single mom, including photos of her and her son, Jack, on vacation.

Despite the challenges she’s faced over the past year, Faris remains optimistic about the future.

She said, “Life is full of surprises, and you never know what’s around the corner. But I’m excited to see what comes next.”

As fans eagerly await the release of Unqualified, they can look forward to getting an intimate and relatable look at Faris’ life and experiences.