Britney Spears Reportedly Set To Publish 'Tell-All' Book On Her Life And Family
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A publishing source has claimed that Britney Spears has landed a book deal in which she is set to expose the truth about her personal life, career and family.
Spears has had a rocky relationship with her family, having only recently been released from a conservatorship. For nearly 14 years, the Toxic singer's finances, career and ability to have children were controlled by her father, Jamie Spears.
Alongside condemning her parents, Spears has since publicly spoken out against her sister who she called out on Instagram for 'lying through her teeth' in her recently released best-selling memoir.
However, following in her sister's steps, Spears is now reportedly set to release a book, but detailing her own version of events.
Insiders in the publishing industry told Page Six that the 40-year-old has confirmed a book deal with publishing house Simon and Schuster.
Spears is allegedly set to be making as much as $15 million from the deal, with the book reportedly set to detail everything about her career and personal life, as well as giving the inside scoop on her family, all from the singer's own perspective.
Another insider claimed that the deal had been made off the back of a massive bidding war between a series of different publishing houses.
They stated: 'The deal is one of the biggest of all time, behind the Obamas.'
2017 marked the biggest-ever sale of non-fiction books ever seen, after the rights for Barack and Michelle Obama's books sold for over $60 million.
According to Page Six, Britney Spears has sealed a book deal worth $15 million for a tell-all memoir about her career, her life & her family.
— Pop Base (@PopBase) February 21, 2022
The deal comes after a bidding war from multiple publishers and is said to be “one of the biggest deals of all time, behind the Obamas.” pic.twitter.com/ijtX2GRzI1
It is unsurprising that Spears is reportedly keen to have her own say after being restricted by the conservatorship for such a lengthy period of time.
So far, the star has been using Instagram as an outlet to post her version of events. Spears took to the platform to hit out at ABC journalist Diane Sawyer for her infamous 2003 interview, which saw the Oops... I Did It Again singer burst into tears when interrogated about her spending habits and ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake. She also used it to tear into her therapist in a scathing video, receiving an influx of support from fans.
Alongside a tell-all memoir, Spears may also be set to release a new track containing details about her 'white classy family' and 'what they did' to her.
Spears last released a song in December 2020, however fans have been left waiting with baited breath for any new hits, as well as the inside scoop from Spears' perspective as to just what went down during her conservatorship, and what has been happening ever since.
The star is yet to confirm the alleged book deal.
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