Rebecca Romijn can’t keep her kids from John Stamos’ recent nasty comments about their divorce.
The actress’ 14-year-old twin daughters, Charlie and Dolly, asked their mom about her ex’s “If You Would Have Told Me” memoir, according to husband Jerry O’Connell.
“They see what we see now,” the “Talk” co-host, 49, explained on SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live” Monday. “There’s no hiding, there’s no restricting them, there’s no more keeping things from them.
“It’s pretty crazy when your kids come out for breakfast and they go, ‘Hey, mom, your ex has a book out and called you the devil. What are your thoughts? Why did he call you that?'” O’Connell continued.
The “Kangaroo Jack” star reiterated that he and Romijn, 51, have “no secrets” from their children.
The couple welcomed their baby girls in 2008, one year after tying the knot.
Romijn was previously married to Stamos, 60, from 1998 to 2005, with their split making headlines as the “Full House” alum promoted his book last month.
The Emmy nominee told People in October that he “hated” Romijn and saw her as “the devil” during their separation, adding, “It ruined my life.”
Stamos noted, “I was shattered for way too long. … It went on for years and years.”
O’Connell told “Access Hollywood” viewers at the time that he wouldn’t comment on the bombshells because it wasn’t “really [his] place.”
He has yet to change his tune.
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“After listening to [Stamos’] interview [with Howard Stern] … any interest [in] reading the book went away,” the actor explained to Cohen on Monday.
When O’Connell went on to joke that he has a “secret” copy of the memoir that he “hide[s]” at home, the Bravo exec did not believe him.
As for Romijn, she has yet to comment on “If You Would Have Told Me” — and a source told Page Six she has no plans to break her silence in the future.
“She doesn’t want to give John any more oxygen or attention and help him sell more books,” the insider explained.
