Johnson Book (Press, 1 November 1989)
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Summary: Johnson Book (Press, 1 November 1989)
Don Johnson's sister, Jamie Skylar, has expressed her intention to write a book detailing allegations of physical abuse she suffered as a child at the hands of the actor. Additionally, she claims that Johnson had previously been involved in drug dealing and had homosexual experiences. Skylar, aged 37, views the book as a form of therapy for herself, as well as a means to connect with Johnson, who has distanced himself from her for the past two years. A representative for Johnson responded to the allegations by stating that these accusations are not new, suggesting that they arise sporadically, and indicated that the actor would not engage further with Skylar's claims.
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