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The one-time child starcomes clean in her new autobiography, unSweetined, in it recounting nights of endless partying and almost constant drug use. The twice-divorced mother of one is telling the truth about her life outside the spotlight for the first time.

Jodie, then 14, says she had her first glass of wine at the 1996 wedding of Full House co-star Candace Cameron-Bure. The incident, coupled with a rash of bombed auditions, sent young Jodie into a downward spiral of addiction. Even her first marriage to a police officer couldn’t curb the actress’ addiction to meth.

“I did a few key bumps and headed to the lecture hall, where a sold-out crowd waited to hear me speak,” Sweetin writes in the excerpt. “I thought for sure that one of the professors would take one look at me and kick me out. But none did. They wanted to hear about the trials and tribulations of Jodie Sweetin, or at least the Jodie Sweetin I had created,” she continues.

“They didn’t think I was coming from a two-day bender of coke, meth, and ecstasy,” she writes of a speech she gave at Marquette University in Wisconsin. “And they didn’t think I was lying to them with every sentence that came out of my mouth.”

Sweetin, 27, used the money from her appearances to pay for $700 a week habit.

“Even I started believing my own lies,” Jodie explains. “No one grilled me on my sobriety or questioned the facts in my story.”

Her lowest point came when she drove drunk with her infant daughter, Zoie, in the car. “I am not perfect, but perfection does not make a parent. Love does,” the 28-year-old mom writes in a letter to her now 18-month-old daughter.

Jodie is currently embroiled in a bitter custody battle with Zoie’s dad, former husband Cody Herpin.

“Life isn’t like a Full House episode,” Jodie writes. “Uncle Jesse isn’t going to come into that courtroom and convince the judge to rule in my favor by singing a Beach Boys song….But that’s life, and I think I’m finally starting to get it.”

unSweetined hits bookstores Nov. 3.

Former Full House star Jodie Sweetin is no longer allowed to see her 8-month-old daughter without the supervision of at least one of her parents.

A Orange County, California judge made the ruling this afternoon, after Jodie’s estranged husband, Cody Herpin, asked for an emergency custody hearing, during which he accused the recovering meth addict of being an unfit mother.

In fact, Cody cited an incident in which his wife allegedly drove intoxicated with their daughter, Zoie, in the car.

(And he knew that such an incident took place and he conveniently neglected to bring it up until Jodie started divorce proceedings? Me thinks that’s a bit fishy. Funny how he didn’t figure out how unfit she was until she left him. Given the options, let’s hope the judge does what’s best for Zoie and hands her over to be raised by a pack of wolves. With these two douchebursts for parents, she’d undoubtedly be better off.)

According to TMZ.com, a doctor took the stand and claimed that Jodie had recently suffered a relapse. To her credit however, she has been in touch with her sponsor and is attending AA meetings regularly.

At 27, Stephanie Tanner is well on her way to becoming a two-time divorcee. Mr. Bear would be so ashamed!

In court documents, obtained by People.com, former Full House star Jodie Sweetin blames her estranged husband’s failure to find employment and the couple’s cash flow problems as major factors in their pending divorce.

“Our marriage has been rocky,” the recovering meth addict stated in divorce documents filed in Orange County Superior Court on November 19. Cody and Jodie separated on November 18. They were married over a year earlier, on July 14, 2007.

Jodie claims Cody, who was a driver and transportation coordinator when they met, stopped working after they were married.

“(Herpin) kept finding one excuse after another for his failure to even attempt to find employment.”

“He had to sell his car to pay bills and is now without transportation, unless it is a rental,” she continued.

“Our house is in foreclosure, our water has been shut off twice… Currently, all of our other utilities are overdue,” she alleged in the papers.

The couple has a 7-month-old daughter, Zoie Laurel Mae. Jodie has asked for joint legal and physical custody.

“I believe that he is going to try to prevent me from seeing our daughter.”

Former Full House star Jodie Sweetin, 26, has separated for her 31-year-old husband, Cody Herpin, after sixteen months of marriage.

PEOPLE Magazine writes:

Sweetin’s agent, Stella Alex, says the actress is “absolutely clean” and that the couple have “come to this path in their life and she felt like this is the way she had to go. Jodie says it’s unfortunate but it’s just what has to happen right now. No more detail, only because she says she doesn’t want to be disrespectful to him.”

The pair were married in July 2007 and welcomed the arrival of their daughter Zoie in April.

Jodie, who was previously married to a Los Angeles police officer, is currently writing a tell-all book about the years–and five teeth–she lost to a meth addiction.

Jodie Sweetin is shopping a book.

The former child star, best known for her role as “Stephanie Tanner” on Full House between 1988 and 1995, is now a married mother of a young daughter.

Jodie has penned her memoirs, paying special attention to the four years she spent as a meth addict, and is presently on the prowl for a lucrative book deal with a New York City publishing house.

Jodie and her mom, Janice.

The New York Daily News writes:
The proposal (with the tentative title “Wild Cards”) begins with Sweetin describing an average Sunday night during her druggie days. She’s at home planning to get some rest before a big Monday, but when a friend calls and asks to hang out, she jumps at the chance to party. Sweetin then gets gussied up and does her hair, all while smoking meth.

Former child star Jodie Sweetin is taking on a starring role in her own reality series.

The twenty-six-year-old actress is best known for her role as “Stephanie Judith Tanner” alongside John Stamos and the Olsen Twins on the hit sitcom Full House.

“We actually got approached about doing it by multiple people. It was one of those things where we were like, ‘Wow. Let’s totally do it.’ I think it’s sort of a fun way to show the other side of celebrity and a sort of semi-normal life.”

“We’re going to start shooting in a couple months,” Jodie told People Magazine at the Maxim Extreme Sports Party in Los Angeles on Thursday. “We are in talks with a couple of networks right now. We have one picked out, but nothing is signed yet.”

The series will feature Jodie, her tattooed hubby Codyn Herpin, and the couple’s infant daughter, Zoie, who joined the family in April.

The former Full House cutie was at the “TV Land Awards” on June 8th in a green prom-looking dress.

I’m not going to lie. I’m pretty sure I almost wore the same thing to my senior year prom.

Wow, former child star Jodie Sweetin is really milking this from “Meth Addict To Mom” thing for all it’s worth. Television’s “Stephanie Tanner” (Full House) discussed her struggle with a crippling meth addict and her salvation in marriage and motherhood on Thursday’s GMA. Jodie and her one month old daughter Zoie are featured on the new cover of People Magazine, on newsstands Friday.

From Meth Addict To Mom: How Rude! Jodie Sweetin, best remembered by Full House fans as “Stephanie Judith Tanner,” is sharing her struggle with meth addiction and her newfound joy in motherhood in the June 16th issue of People Magazine, on newsstands Friday. “I’m very lucky to have made it through to the other side,” Jodie tells People. Jodie, twenty-six, and husband of eleven month, Codie Herpin, welcomed daughter Zoie on April 12th.