About - Updated April 23, 2026

The Real Jeannine Price

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Updated 2026.04.23

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Three new chapters, ‘Psycho in the Roadway,’ ‘That Sure Did Backfire’ and ‘One Dude to the Next - The Rinse and Repeat Cycle’ will soon be added to The Real Jeannine Price.

 

However, those chapters won’t be added until Jeannine stands trial for her March and April arrests - and a number of yet-to-be filed charges.

 

Due to the bulk of The Real Jeannine Price, a spinoff memoir, TheRealCamiJ, is in production. A series of criminal actions soon to be adjudicated against Cameron will comprise much of the memoir. The apple and the tree …

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Since Jeannine pleaded guilty, on December 16, 2025 to three counts of Domestic Assault and Battery, there was some peace. However, events that will be chronicled in ‘Psycho in the Roadway’ and ‘That Sure Did Backfire,’ events that lead to Jeannines’ most recent arrests, have interfered with any peace and recovery. Jeannine is, of course, innocent until proven guilty - just like she was last year this time - before pleading guilty to avoid the possibility of active jail time.

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Here’s my tip of the day:

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Public streets and publicly-zoned neighborhoods are not privately-owned by the entitled. Even the entitled can not restrict whom accesses public roadways - even if the entitled throws a temper tantrum. The entitled may want to relocate to a private roadway on private property. You see, we live in a free Republic. Not in the Socialist Republic of the Entitled.

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About

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     The Real Jeannine Price is a digital literary memoir. It is my account of my six-year relationship with Jeannine Price. Some names have been changed. Any real names used are the names of those who themselves voluntarily and willfully entered their names into public record, specifically court documents.

 

     A broader, traditional literary memoir, not of the same name, is scheduled to be published fall,  2026. The novel adaptation will be released winter, 2026. Publishing has been delayed due to recent events surrounding Jeannines’ arrests in March and April, 2026 - generating two new chapters that will not be published until those cases are adjudicated. Additional delays may be inevitable - more judicial actions are forthcoming throughout summer, 2026.

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     Throughout my memoir, I will offer startling facts and sobering truths. Any opinions and conclusions offered are my own.

 

     The natural flaw in memoir is the narrator’s precision of memory and overall perception of the memorialized events. Memory and perception are very different from person to person. Memory becomes faded and naturally marred over time. Memory is often affected by bias and is by no means without flaw.

 

     Think about a time when you might have heard three friends recount three different versions of the very same event. Point being, there’s always two or more sides to every story. You must therefore rely, in memoir, on the memory and perceptions of the narrator - in this case, me. Because I take no offense to any verbal indictment that Jeannine, and even more so Jeannine’s daughter, are the antagonists in my memoir, my memory and perceptions are presumably biased.

 

     However, I have endeavored in my memoir to memorialize truth regardless of whom you may find the antagonists to be. This is precisely why I have begun to publish the digital version of my memoir ahead of the written, literary version. You see, the benefit of publishing a digital version of those six years I spent with Jeannine between 2018 and 2024 is having the ability to support, corroborate and qualify my memory and recollections with digital evidence. Throughout my memoir I will declare things that would otherwise be hard to believe. It is in these moments that I am able to interject audio recordings; video recordings; and other documents such as, among other things, text messages and emails that support my memories and recollections.  

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     For instance, if I were to tell you Jeannine has proudly declared to me, in the presence of her own father, she has slept with over a hundred men, you’d seriously question my recollection - and motives. Once you hear her declaration, I hope you not only find truth in her spoken words but also question my judgment of character - I do.

 

     As you read my accounts, remember that although we live in a free Republic where most speech is protected from criminal prosecution under the 1st Amendment, I am still civilly liable for any mistruths told or misrepresentations of facts. Being keenly aware of this, I will memorialize my recollections with utmost respect to the truth. The truth is going to include many, many admissions of which I am not proud. But - that is at the very beating heart of any worthy memoir. Anyone choosing to memorialize part of their life must be prepared to not only offer truth but likewise deliver transparency, even when truth and transparency are hard to confront, admit and script for the world to read.

 

     Jeannine first told me she had slept with over a hundred men on March 11, 2019 after she claimed something very different when we first met. The conversation from March 11, 2019 was never recorded; however, a conversation on October 25, 2024, some eight months after our breakup, was. Not only did Jeannine braggingly again declare her 100-man rodeo, she made the declaration as an “I gotcha’” comeback to an argument we were having at the time. And, yes, she made this statement in front of her own father.

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     ​​Likewise, my memoir will offer my recollection of the statements and actions of Jeannine’s only child, a daughter, Cameron, when she was 14, 15 and 16 years old. Again here, in these moments when I memorialize Camerons’ words and actions, I must qualify her natural actions and the instinctive words that come out of this child’s mouth. You may very well find that Camerons’ words and actions remind you of someone you’ll soon become to know. I suppose the apple really doesn’t fall far from the tree.

 

     Few people would believe Camerons’ actions or words at 14, 15 and 16 without vivid proof. You will most likely find Camerons’ actions and words shocking and jaw dropping. Look no further than this child’s open-source social media to evidence her sense of entitlement, and the resulting by-product of a drunk mother’s absence in her child’s life.​​​​

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     I originally wrote my memoir for the many divorced, middle-aged men who may find themselves believing they have finally made sense of life with a new partner. As is often the case, that new partner to all of you divorced, middle-aged men may be a divorced, single mother. In middle age, you bring baggage to any new relationship. Good, bad or indifferent, you will end up dumping that shit baggage right on your new partner’s front door step. It is natural. Remember that she, the single mom, will inevitably dump her shit baggage right back on yours. 

 

     However, as I continued to forge through the many chapters of The Real Jeannine Price, I realized that just because my memoir was penned from my perspectives, a divorced, middle-aged man myself, the lifes’ lessons I learned are relative to everyone. You don’t necessarily have to be a middle-aged man to find yourself completely invested in someone else only to find your investment, without warning and in a moments notice, completely tanks. It’s going to be okay. Shit happens.

 

     My memoir is therefore for anyone who may have been or may one day find themselves involved with their own Jeannine Price. It makes no difference if you are a 20-something; damn near decrepit; black; white; straight; or gay. Every one of you, I believe, will cross paths with your own Jeannine Price. If you haven’t yet, you will eventually. I believe it to be inevitable.

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     So, here I am - a middle-aged, divorced man telling you all about the most significant six years of my life. I came to the realization, while writing The Real Jeannine Price, that I could have chosen to memorialize many other parts of my life. At my age, I have lived enough life to recount the many interesting and meaningful events of my life, and to qualify my opinions of them. I realized you would find certain, periodic events in my life coupled with my reflection of them personally meaningful, helpful, enlightening, uplifting and fulfilling - if not singularly and absolutely entertaining.  

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     I realized I could write a memoir, for instance, about the importance of fatherhood being that I am someone who, at 46, had buried two fathers; recognize, at least now, the significance of a father in a child’s life; yet miserably failed more times that I’d like to admit being a father myself. My lifes’ experiences as a grandson, son, father and grandfather might help a new, young father navigate his introduction to fatherhood if not prevent him from making the many mistakes I did.

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     I realized I could memorialize about the convoluted complexities of the natural maturation of men. Now that would be fun and something man and woman alike would find desirable to read. It would be received as something down right comical considering my reflection of that evolution would include the raw, naked truth of how we men are destined to be periodic fuck ups for no other reason than our own poor choices coupled with the fact that we men don’t even mature, unlike women, until most often we are well into our 40s. 

 

     Regardless of the subject matter about which I could memorialize, no period of time in my life was more impactful that the six years I spent with Jeannine Price. I trust you find that very telling of the significance of what I’m about to share with you.

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