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Shanna Moakler is opening up about her decision to appear in Travis Barker’s documentary, admitting that she now has regrets about taking part in the project.
Moakler, who was married to the Blink-182 drummer from 2004 to 2008, became a significant part of Barker’s personal story when their relationship and family life were featured in the documentary Can I Say. The former couple share two children, and their complicated relationship has remained a topic of public interest for years.
Looking back, Moakler has suggested that appearing in the documentary was not necessarily the experience she expected it to be. She has spoken about feeling that her involvement did not fully represent her perspective and that being included in someone else’s story can be difficult when the relationship is already complicated.
The documentary focused heavily on Barker’s life, career and personal struggles, giving viewers a glimpse into his world beyond the stage. However, for Moakler, participating also meant revisiting parts of their relationship that she may have preferred to keep private.
Her comments highlight one of the challenges that can come with reality television and celebrity documentaries: once personal moments are filmed and released, they can remain public long after relationships have changed.
Moakler and Barker have both moved on with their lives. Barker famously married in 2022, while Moakler has continued focusing on her own career and family.
Despite the years that have passed since their marriage ended, their history continues to attract attention. Moakler’s latest comments offer a more reflective look at what it was like to have her personal life documented during a complicated chapter.
Ultimately, her regret appears to come from realizing that participating in a documentary about someone else’s life can have lasting consequences—especially when the story involves family, relationships and deeply personal experiences.
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00:05Shana Mokler is opening up about her decision to appear in Travis Barker's documentary,
00:11admitting that she now has regrets about taking part in the project.
00:15Mokler, who was married to the Blink-182, drummer, from 2004 to 2008, became a significant part of
00:24Barker's personal story when their relationship and family life were featured in the documentary.
00:30Can I say the former couple? Share to children, and their complicated relationship has remained
00:36a topic of public interest for years. Looking back, Mokler has suggested that
00:42appearing in the documentary was not necessarily the experience she expected it to be.
00:48She has spoken about feeling that her involvement did not fully represent her perspective,
00:55and that being included in someone else's story can be difficult when the relationship is already
01:02complicated. The documentary focused heavily on Barker's life, career, and personal struggles,
01:08giving viewers a glimpse into his world beyond the stage. However, for Mokler, participating also
01:15meant revisiting parts of their relationship that she may have preferred to keep private. Her
01:21comments highlight one of the challenges that can come with reality. Television and celebrity
01:26documentaries, once personal moments are filmed and released, they can remain public long after
01:33relationships have changed. Mokler and Barker have both moved on with their lives. Barker famously
01:40married in 2022. While Mokler has continued focusing on her own career and family, despite the years that
01:47have passed since their marriage ended, their history continues to attract attention. Mokler's latest
01:53comments offer a more reflective look at what it was like to have her personal life documented during a
02:00complicated chapter. Ultimately, her regret appears to come from realizing that participating in a
02:08documentary about someone else's life can have lasting consequences when the story involves family,
02:15relationships, and deeply personal experiences.
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