After dueling over her sister's tell-all book, now Britney Spears is about to get her own take in print.
The pop icon has signed a $15 million book deal with publisher Simon & Schuster, according to a Page Six report. The deal comes just months after the singer ended her 13-year conservatorship after a fan-led movement to bring an end to the court-run process. Representatives for Spears and Simon & Schuster did not respond to interview requests from the Los Angeles Times.
Spears' intra-family disputes have played out in public as the singer regained control of her ability to speak out — often using her Instagram account. Last month, the singer called out younger sister Jamie Lynn for talking up Spears family drama while promoting her new memoir, "Things I Should Have Said." During the conservatorship, Jamie Lynn had been selected as a trustee of the pop superstar's estate and appeared to be seeking more control over Britney's fortune in August 2020. She later withdrew her petition.
