Those familiar with Britney Spears may feel like they know all there is to know.
However, sources report that her upcoming memoir will divulge several surprising and never-before-heard details about the singer's life.
On October 24th, Britney Spears' book "The Woman in Me" will be available for purchase.
After a period of difficulty, the 41-year-old is working to build a strong bond with her two sons.
Sean Preston and Jayden James, 18 and 17, respectively, have traveled to Hawaii with their father, Kevin Federline, to start anew. The mother-son trio is now on the path toward reconciliation.
It's been a challenging journey for Britney Spears, per Page Six. Conversations over the phone between her and her sons have become frequent, with the pop star discussing her book, which details personal experiences from her past.
A source noted that approaching someone with their story must be done in a gentle and patient way. "[Britney] laid out her family tree from her grandparents to her parents and explained why she is the way she is," they said.
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In July, Britney Spears took to Instagram, revealing, "Writing this book has taken a lot of hard work and required extensive therapy on my part, so I sincerely hope everyone likes it! But I'll understand completely even should that not be the case."
The source noted that Britney's book would feature every sensationalized moment of her 2008 breakdown, adding, "There are a few bombshells, and you will see how Britney felt without any handlers or filters - what was good, bad, and ugly."
Years ago, Britney Spears took her case to a Los Angeles court, claiming she had been drugged and forced into acting against her will.
She pleaded for the judge to end the conservatorship by her father, Jamie Spears, and his legal power over her life, adding that he had even prevented her from getting rid of her birth control device.
"My life has been taken away," the "Toxic" singer declared. "Stunned and in disbelief, my trauma is at its peak. All I can do is wish for what was once mine."
Britney revealed her distress in her first comments about the conservatorship, which was acquired by Jamie out of worry concerning his daughter's mental state and possible substance abuse issues.
Britney Spears' strong words came to light when she declared, "It is simply unjust that a person who can work be placed under a conservatorship."
