October 20, 2025

Viral TikTok Creator Reesa Teesa Signs Book Deal

Tareasa Johnson

Social media star Tareasa “Reesa Teesa” Johsnon, who went viral after posting her Who TF Did I Marry? series on TikTok, Johnson has signed a book deal. Storehouse Voices, an imprint within the Crown Publishing Group, acquired the book, which is titled What (TF) Do I Do Now? Not Just a Memoir, It’s a Survival Guide. Johnson is represented by CAA, which negotiated the deal. 

Johnson’s rise to fame came after posting a video revealing shocking revelations about her ex-husband, Legion, who is dubbed for his deceitful nature.

The series unfolds a tale of betrayal, with Legion fabricating everything from inventing family members to forging documents. 

Who TF Did I Marry? Series

Johnson spoke about her ex-husband’s lies that included inventing family members and forging documents. Her story blew up and became a binge-worthy series that entertained and echoed the pain of many who had similar experiences. Her life transformed as her series escalated from 8,000 to a whopping 3.6 million followers.

Johnson’s new book

Her book will take a deeper dive into Johnson’s life. It’s an honest and deep exploration of her life and the hard work it takes to reclaim self-worth after experiencing toxic relationships.

I’m so grateful to have the chance to share more of my story in this book. My voice has always been my greatest tool, and being able to use it in this way means so much to me. This project is personal, and I couldn’t be more excited to bring readers along on this journey,” Johnson said in a press release.

“Sharing her story online was an act of ownership and empathy, for herself and others who may be experiencing this same hurt and deep reflection. This project is a beautiful rendering of catharsis and persistence in knowing you don’t have all the answers, but you’re open to receiving the lessons and love along the way,” Storehouse Voices editorial director Jennifer Baker says.


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Habiba Katsha

Habiba Katsha is a journalist and writer who specializes in writing about race, gender, and the internet. She is currently a tech reporter at POCIT.