Daddy Issues

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With Daddy Issues, Sofia Franklyn steps out from the shadow of a cultural firestorm and into her own unfiltered narrative. Known as the co-creator of Call Her Daddy, Franklyn was once half of a lightning-in-a-bottle duo that redefined millennial sex talk. Here, she trades punchlines for precision.

This isn’t a tell-all fueled by spite. It’s sharper than that. Franklyn maps her evolution—from a childhood shaped by instability to sudden fame in New York media—with a candor that feels almost confrontational. The implosion of her partnership is examined not as tabloid spectacle, but as a study in ambition, loyalty, and the perilous speed of internet adoration. She is particularly incisive on how quickly public narrative calcifies, turning complex women into digestible villains.

With over seven hours, the audiobook moves with the clipped urgency of someone who has waited years to speak. The tone is darkly funny, yes—but threaded with self-interrogation. What lingers is not gossip, but reckoning.

Daddy Issues lands as a story of reclamation: of voice, of agency, of authorship over one’s own myth. For listeners fascinated by modern fame and the cost of being misunderstood at scale, this is essential, combustible listening.