STEVEN COJOCARU sits down with MARY HART today for the second of his two-part interview about his upcoming book, Glamour, Interrupted: How I Became the Best-Dressed Patient in Hollywood. The memoir, dropping Tuesday, Jan. 22, is an in-depth chronicle of his experiences undergoing two life-saving kidney transplants. The second one was necessary when his first transplanted kidney developed problems.

In the memoir, Cojo writes candidly about all the medications he took following his surgery, including Xanax®, Vicodin® and steroids.

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STEVEN COJOCARU has previously talked to ET's MARY HART about the joy and despair he experienced as he underwent a life-saving kidney transplant. Now the ET correspondent sits down with Mary for a two-part gab session about his new book, Glamour, Interrupted: How I Became the Best-Dressed Patient in Hollywood, dropping Tuesday, Jan. 22, which is an in-depth chronicle of his experiences.

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Beloved TV fashion guru STEVEN COJOCARU made a name for himself dishing out cruel-to-be-kind style advice to the stars. But as his star rose, he found himself in the midst of an alarming health crisis. Now he's dishing about his victory over polycystic kidney disease in a campy new tell-all book, called Glamour, Interrupted.

"Life is full of surprises!" he says. "I never dreamed that I would write a book that's life-affirming and inspiring. I didn't intend to give tips on how to survive nearly dying. But I haven't gone all maudlin and macabre. There are plenty of fashion tips in this book. There are '1,001 hospital looks, how to pick your doctors by their haircuts.' There's a lot of Cojo in this book!"

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