Page Six: Britney Spears memoir to expose ‘bombshells,’ shock family history

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A source tells Page Six that Britney Spears isn’t holding back with her book ‘The Woman In Me’   

“Spears will detail every moment of the 2008 breakdown that led to her strict 13-year conservatorship. Every huge sensationalized headline is all in there. There are a few bombshells, and you will have empathy for Britney. it’s Britney telling her story, without handlers, totally unfiltered — the good, the bad and the ugly.

Page Six is told that she does write about her teenage romance with Justin Timberlake, the boy she met on the Mickey Mouse Club when she was just 11 years old, as well as her sudden and shocking rise to fame.
She also discusses grown men interviewing her and ogling her breasts.”

Britney Spears memoir to expose 'bombshells,' shock family history

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"You read some of her family history in the book and you think 'Oh my God, that poor girl,'" said a Spears insider of the...

 

[Switchy]

That was actually a decent article. I hope that the release of this book is a mental and emotional release for her. A huge weight lifted off her shoulders!

[ICouldntThinkOfOne]

Reading this has made me realise this is going to be the huge moment for her, probably biggest in her career so far, beyond albums, performances, tours. So much of Britney has been built up her mystique, and as much as it gave her the platform, it took so much from her and allowed so much to happen to her.

This book will be a huge for her because it will give all the control back to her; the only voice we haven't heard in so many stories about her is hers.

I plan to welcome it all, and cannot wait to read it.

[stronger1992]

Ughhh I need this book!!! I really wish she’d talk about it in a small intimate interview but hey I’ll take the book. Can’t wait! 

Edited September 30 by stronger1992

[Zach F]

I’m so excited for the 24th, I already have that day off, gonna read the book in a day. 

[Lucky☆]

I need it 

[Seanril]

I'm really glad to hear this because everything had me thinking this book was going to be a very tame boring watered-down memoir.