Richie Sambora talks four marriages amid 'Bon Jovi' career

Bon Jovi former guitarist recently shared interesting details about his prolonged time in band.

Appearing on the newly released 4-episode long Hulu docuseries, Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story, the musician talked about his sudden disappearance in 2013 before departure for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Speaking of his impulsive move, Richie admitted, “I don’t regret leaving the situation,” adding, “But I regret how I did it.”

Later he apologized from his fans and said, “So I want to apologize fully right now to the fans, especially and also to the guys because my feet and my spirit were just not letting me walk out the door.”

Nonetheless, he commented that he was an integral part of the band, "I heard everything, and I was the guy that really fought for this to be a band."

He also joked during this docuseries, "It's really hard to be married to four guys."

Justifying his sudden departure, Richie observed, "And be in close quarters the way we were. That coupled with my daughter coming of age, my wife's mental health stuff was really acting up, and she needed me. And I needed her," and moved on to another topic.