Anna Faris bares it all in her upcoming memoir, “Unqualified,” revealing the intimate details of how her romance with Chris Pratt blossomed.

In a sneak peek shared by The Daily Mail, the 40-year-old actress delves into the moment she parted ways with her first husband, actor Ben Indra, to be with Pratt, 38, whom she met on the set of the film “Take Me Home Tonight” in 2007.

Despite asserting that she refrained from getting involved with Pratt before leaving Indra, Faris expresses her inner turmoil, admitting to a strong desire to be with him.

She acknowledges her concealed emotions and the complexity of her situation, confessing, “After all, I wanted to.

Desperately.”

Faris discloses feeling envious of Pratt’s interactions with other actresses during the filming of “Take Me Home Tonight,” a sentiment that prompted her to confront her feelings and make a life-changing decision.

Upon realizing the depth of her emotions, Faris made the difficult choice to end her marriage with Indra, despite his initial dismissal of her concerns as mere fatigue.

Determined to follow her heart, she took bold steps towards Pratt, culminating in a passionate encounter that surpassed any previous experiences she had encountered.

Their relationship evolved swiftly, leading to marriage in 2009 and the birth of their son in 2012.

However, after eight years of matrimony, the couple announced their separation in August, emphasizing their enduring love and admiration for each other despite the parting of ways.

Pratt, in a heartfelt message on Facebook, shared, “Anna and I are sad to announce we are legally separating.

We tried hard for a long time, and we’re really disappointed… We still have love for each other, will always cherish our time together, and continue to have the deepest respect for one another.”

The memoir, penned prior to their separation, is a dedication to Pratt and includes a poignant foreword written by him.

Set for release on October 24, “Unqualified” promises to unveil more untold truths about their relationship and the challenges they faced.