It's not publicly available yet, but the tell-all book has already been the subject of a flurry of stories about the star's hidden personal life and reignited conversations about the dark side of naughties pop culture.
Britney Spears, a pop icon of the late 90s and early 2000s, is about to release a memoir and the hype around it has been building for weeks.
"With remarkable candour and humour, Spears's groundbreaking memoir illuminates the enduring power of music and love — and the importance of a woman telling her own story, on her own terms.""My book's purpose was not to offend anyone by any means," a statement on Spears's Instagram account said."This is actually a book I didn't know needed to be written ... although some might be offended, it has given me closure on all things for a better future.
Fans have also been theorising about whether the film clip for Spears's song Everytime contains references to the revelations published by People — the official YouTube video has gained about 3 million views since this time last month.There have been rumours about Spears's book beating Prince Harry's tell-all book Spare in terms of pre-orders — which is creating a lot of conversation among fans — but at this stage that's just a rumour.
Some of the star's allegations against her father and others who operated the conservatorship are set to be heard in a civil trial next year.she hasn't done a wide-ranging, sit down interview like we've seen with people like Prince Harry and MeghanA 2021 documentary called Framing Britney Spears featured an old Timberlake interview which sparked backlash from fans, who accused him of contributing to her mental health problems — to which he published an apology.
Hilton's been open about her personal struggles, claiming she suffered abuse at the hands of a hardline facility for "trouble teens" and detailing what she endured when a video of her having sex with her then-boyfriend was leaked and sold without her consent.