Osher Gunsberg, among Australia’s most loved superstars, starts up in a robust, dark, funny and heartwrenching memoir about lifestyle, love and coping with mental illness. It’s hard to keep in mind a time when Osher Gunsberg (or Andrew G as he was then) wasn’t on Television – he’s simply always been there, searching relaxed in the spotlight, beaming a big smile, with a doubtful haircut. He was there getting together with The Offspring backstage in the Warped Tour on Route V; announcing to a national target audience of about Back, Following the Break three million people that Man Sebastian was our initial Australian Idol; and afterwards capturing the heart of the country by hosting every season from the Bachelor, The Bachelorette and now Bachelor in Paradise.

But while everything looks great from the outside, the real picture hasn’t been quite so rosy. Osher offers generally known he’s dissimilar to almost every other people. Fighting anxiety, anxiety attacks and fat issues since he was youthful, he tried for years to drink apart the stress and depressive disorder. He ended up unemployed, divorced, suicidal and certifiable on the other side of the world, yet somehow he were able to put the broken bits of his brain back together and make a life for himself once again. He lives with a mental illness – and he’s comprehend it to live a geniune, rich and fulfilling life.

A revealing, uncooked, funny and heartfelt memoir in one of Australia’s most well-known and well-liked superstars.