Speaking to SavannahGuthrie and HodaKotb, KChenoweth said the experience of writing about the accident was liberating.
While Chenoweth had shared some hospital updates at the time of the accident, she discusses her road to recovery in more detail in her new book, “I’m No Philosopher, But I Got Thoughts." Speaking to Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb Jan. 17 on TODAY, Chenoweth said the experience of writing about the accident was liberating.
In her book, the Tony and Emmy Award-winning actor, 54, writes about about waking up in the hospital, explaining that her hair extensions had helped save her life.Nathan Congleton / TODAY "'I hate everyone. Mostly me. I am my only friend. Everyone is paid or scattered. This business is killing me, yet I’ve given up everything for it. I don’t even know how to do anything else. If I could, and be happy, I would. God, hear me. Please. I might be done. Where. Do. I. Go,'" Chenoweth wrote in the diary excerpt, included in her memoir.“That moment changed everything. It changed me.
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