Britney Spears revealed that she will be releasing her highly anticipated memoir this fall. It is called The Woman In Meout October 24, Everybody third report, after Spears tease “good news” on Twitter on Monday. It is available for pre-order.
A bidding war ended with Gallery Books, a publisher of Simon & Schuster, won. “Written with remarkable candor and humour,” the publisher promises, “Spears’ groundbreaking book sheds light on the enduring power of music and love—and the importance of being women finally tell their own story, in their own way.”
The memoir tells of her release from court-ordered conservatorship when she was 13 years old, a legal designation that put her father in control of her physical and financial choices. A tape of Spears’ plea in front of a Los Angeles court, asking a judge to release her from the restrictive arrangement was leaked in June 2021, and helped bolster public support for the singer. doctor. She was finally released from conservatorship on November 21, 2021.
Jennifer Bergstrom, Senior Vice President and Publisher of Gallery Books, says Everybody, “Britney’s convincing testimony in public court rocked the world, changed the law, and showcased her inspirational strength and courage. I have no doubt her memoir will have the same impact—and will be the publication event of the year. In the end, we are extremely proud to help her share her story.”
A lot has happened in Spears’ house since her conservatorship ended. She married her boyfriend Sam Asghari last year, and seems to have failed and also made peace with her mother, Lynne Spearsand her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears (Jamie Lynn has published her own memoir, Things I should say, this early year). Her memoir, which she confirmed she is writing in April 2022, has been highly anticipated and is rumored to be worth as much as $15 million, according to Page Six.
