An actor Lukas Gageknown for his dynamic roles and viral moments, he is set to release his first memoir, I Wrote for Attention, an unfiltered deep dive into his personal life, struggle and quest for self-understanding.

Gage's Hollywood career began in early 2010, with appearances in "Million," "Scout Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse," "American Vandal," and "T@GID." Recently, he was featured in acclaimed projects such as "Euphoria", "Love, Victor", "You" "" Fargo "," Detectives of the Dead "and commissioned films" and "Companion" and "Companion".

Off-screen, Lukas Gage also made headlines for his high-profile relationship and messy divorce from Chris Appleton. The couple, who married in 2023, finalized their divorce settlement in June 2024 following allegations of infidelity.

The 29-year-old star announced the book on Friday, January 24, sharing her roots in her childhood journals.

"The book was inspired by a lot of journals I kept as a kid, where I wrote about a lot of things I never shared with anyone else," Gage revealed exclusively USA Weekly. "In this book I start to talk about it, and you can see why he sometimes felt safer not to."

According to the Memoirs description, Gage decided to write the book after experiencing "one of the most intense weeks of his life." During this time, Gage's beloved grandmother was nearing the end of her life, and he found himself sitting next to his mostly absent father.

To make matters worse, he was in view of the building where he had previously signed overcrowded within the deadline that he had melted. As he took to social media, he was met with scathing comments accusing him of seeking attention - a claim he now acknowledges.

"Lucas Gage was no stranger to going viral. He loved the attention: "The content teases, recounting stories about his past, including his room on fire as a child, flirting with women at Hooters, and his infamous NSFW scene in the "White Lotus" season 1." Lukas is afraid of the Attention, yet he beat it more than anything in the world."

"I Wrote It for Attention," gaga tackles subjects like sex, death, fame, family conflict, addiction, and even his dating experiences on Ray's date.

The memoir is described as "a remarkable achievement of healing, vaping through therapy sessions and having the courage to forgive the family that hurts you and break free."

The book promises to offer readers an intimate look at Gage's journey—from his struggles with self-confidence to his search for authenticity in an industry that thrives on performances. For fans and newcomers alike, I wrote for Attention “will shine a light on the man behind the viral moments and his quest to hurt for a purpose.

Gage's upcoming memoir, "I Wrote for Attention," is already making waves in the entertainment world, with glowing endorsements from some of his high-profile friends and associates.

"This book is raw, provocative, chaotic and - dare I say it - SL-TTY. Wait, sorry, that's what I described Lukas' gag, 'quippied' ends with us" by Colleen Hoover. "The book, however, is every bit of that and more. A must-read for anyone who's a fan of Luke (or even if you can't stand him). Or, if you've never heard of him - which, frankly, most of you have read anyway. "

"White Lotus" creator Mike White also offered a tongue-in-cheek take on Gage's debut memoir. "For a self-proclaimed pathological liar, Lucas Gage is brutally honest. And for an exhibitionist agent of mayhem with borderline personality disorder, he's completely rehearsed. This insightful memoir will command your attention with its humor and its heart."

Actress Riley Keuine praised the book's combination of charm and unpredictability. "It's as unscathed and heartfelt as Lukas," she wrote, while Legend comedy Molly Shannon highlighted the emotional impact of Gage's storytelling. "Few books have the power to move me to both laughter and tears, but this one did," shared Shannon.

The memoir will officially hit the books on Tuesday, October 14th.