Jana Kramer warns ex Mike Caussin about book revelations: says it’s the respectful thing to do

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Jana Kramer says she has been candid about the end of her marriage, but she did not publish private details without first giving her ex a heads-up. On her podcast, she described checking in with him before releasing personal stories in her memoir, and stressed that respect shaped what she chose to share.

Why Kramer reached out before publishing intimate chapters

Kramer told listeners she approached the process thoughtfully. Before printing stories that included her former spouse, she said she alerted him and offered him a chance to review parts of the manuscript.

She framed the decision as a matter of respect and practicality. Kramer believed it made sense to let people know when they’ll appear in a public account of events.

  • Advance notice: She said she told him what she intended to include.
  • Boundaries for the children: Some sensitive details were left out to protect their privacy.
  • Collaborative tone: She explained she didn’t aim to write a book of attacks.

New memoir became a personal account after a joint project stalled

The pair had previously coauthored a relationship book and had planned another collaboration focused on trust. That second project fell apart as the marriage deteriorated.

Kramer turned her attention to the year after the split. Her manuscript evolved into a memoir chronicling heartbreak, healing, and a search for hope during difficult months.

How the book shifted

Instead of a guide about trust, Kramer wrote a narrative about her own recovery and what she learned after the marriage ended.

Allegations, previous treatment, and the path to separation

Their relationship faced public strain years earlier when reports surfaced about unfaithfulness. That episode led to treatment and a recommitment ceremony.

According to Kramer, subsequent revelations reopened old wounds and ultimately led to a final split in spring 2021.

  • 2016: Reports of infidelity became public; he later entered treatment.
  • 2017: The couple renewed their vows after seeking help.
  • 2021: Kramer announced the marriage was over.

What Kramer shared on her podcast and in the book

She has used both platforms to narrate her experience, while drawing a line at reporting on her ex’s current life.

Kramer emphasized she would speak about their marriage and the past, but not about his present choices. She described some revelations in the divorce process as painful turning points.

She also said she avoided certain details to prevent courtroom disputes and to spare the children additional hurt.

How she handled objections and edits

Kramer reflected that she would have revised parts of the book if her ex had objected to specific passages. Still, she said she retained the core of her account because it represented her truth.

She described a give-and-take: some small edits for sensitivity, but a commitment to the overall story she needed to tell.

Family life now: coparenting and remarriage

The former couple share two children. Kramer has said protecting them guided many editorial choices.

  • Children with her ex: a daughter and a son, now school-aged.
  • Current family: Kramer remarried and has a young son with her new husband.

She told listeners that public discussion focuses on the marriage that ended, not on the day-to-day of her ex’s life today.

Public announcement and reaction

Kramer made the divorce public in April 2021 and described reaching the difficult decision to end the marriage. She framed the announcement as the culmination of long efforts to repair the relationship.

Their story has continued to draw attention, as Kramer balances candid storytelling with efforts to maintain boundaries for her family.

Highlights and recurring themes in her narrative

Across interviews and her book, several themes keep returning:

  1. Honesty about personal pain and recovery.
  2. A focus on protecting children from unnecessary details.
  3. Respectful communication with those featured in her writing.
  4. Turning a broken collaboration into a solo memoir about healing.

Her account is both a personal reckoning and a public story about the costs of betrayal, the work of forgiveness, and starting over.

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