Jess Hilarious Releases Debut Book With Rome’s Voice Included

Jess Hilarious is turning her co-parenting life into a debut book, 'Til Death Do We Parent. The comedian and The Breakfast Club co-host says the project pulls from her experience with her ex, Gerome, also called Rome, and from the day-to-day structure she says keeps the family moving.

The 34-year-old mother of two said she did not want the book to read like a one-sided account. She said, "I didn’t want to be selfish," and added, "If I want [my book] to appeal to parents, and not just moms, I had to include Rome, too."

Rome’s Voice In The Book

Jesscia Robin Moore said she compiled her own experiences with Rome’s so the book could speak to both parents, not just the mother carrying the load. That choice gives the book a wider lane than a standard celebrity parenting release and makes it easier to position as a shared co-parenting guide rather than a solo memoir.

She also said the title reflects the long horizon of parenting. "That speaks to one of the stigmas I want to kill and why I even wrote the book," she said, explaining that there is no clean endpoint to the work of raising children.

Calendars, Co-Parenting, And Accountability

Jess Hilarious said the book cover shows her writing on a calendar because that is how the arrangement works in practice. "I wanted to show me writing on a calendar because that’s really what me and Rome go through," she said, adding, "I have to write everything down."

She pointed to small, repetitive tasks as the real texture of the story, including, "I would have to write reminders for him to keep Ash’s coat on in the winter." Her approach puts logistics at the center of the narrative, which is the part most parenting books gloss over.

Ashton, Marley Sky, And The Next Read

Jess Hilarious said the book is also a reset on accountability. "He did his dirt and stuff, but I did mine as well," she said, and then widened that point: "A lot of times, we as moms try to keep pushing forward as the victim [in relationships], when, in a lot of cases, we too play a part in the toxicity and dysfunction."

Her family details make the project feel grounded rather than abstract. She is 34, married, and the mother of two children: a 14-year-old son named Ashton and a 1-year-old daughter named Marley Sky. For readers looking for a clean celebrity tell-all, this is closer to a working manual on co-parenting, with both parents’ voices built in from the start.