Jamie-Lynn Sigler says her new memoir includes a claim about an ex-partner she suspects took money during the time she was early in her career. The comments are reported in connection with an interview and excerpts carried by Us Weekly, and republished by Daily Mail. Sigler is quoted describing that she was “only 20,” at a stage when she was “trying to figure out who I was,” in the context of reflecting on her life and experiences. The reports say Sigler identifies the individual she believes was responsible for taking a “chunk” of her Sopranos money when she was in her early 20s. The accounts present her statement as her personal recollection and interpretation of events, without detailing any legal proceedings or external verification in the provided summaries. The memoir, titled And So It Is… A Memoir of Acceptance and Hope, is described as focusing on acceptance and hope, while also including stories drawn from her earlier years. No further specifics about the alleged theft are included in the supplied information.