Queen of Pop music Britney Spears opened up about her decision to write her new memoir ‘The Woman in Me’ saying she didn’t want to ‘Offend’ Anyone: ‘It Has Given Me Closure.’
The pop superstar shared a note on social media Friday about how she hopes ‘The Woman in Me’ can “enlighten” people who “feel particularly alone in most cases”
While Spears is set to release her book next week said “My book’s purpose was not to offend anyone by any means,” she wrote in a note on both Instagram and X.
“That was me then… that is in the past!!!”
The “Toxic” singer then wrote that most of the events recounted in her memoir date back 20 years.
“I have moved on and its a beautiful clean slate from here,” she wrote. “I am here to establish it that way for the rest of my entire life!!! Either way, that is the last of it and s— happens!!”
Spears continued, writing that she “didn’t know” The Woman in Me “needed to be written,” but that it has given her “closure on all things for a better future.”
“Hopefully I can enlighten people who feel particularly alone in most cases or hurt or misunderstood,” she elaborated. “Again my motive for this book was not to harp on my past experiences.”
The Woman in Me has sparked revelations about the entertainer’s nearly 14-year-long conservatorship, early career as a teen signing a record deal, and past romances with Justin Timberlake and Colin Farrell.
Before it hits shelves, Spears caught up with People to discuss ‘The Woman in Me’ from the moments that were difficult to write about to what her life looks like today, following the 2021 termination of her conservatorship.
Spears also promised that writing the book would mean “no more conspiracy, no more lies — just me owning my past, present and future.”
