Britney Spears Tell-All Book Publication Delayed Over Paper Shortage

• Musician Britney Spears has completed her long-awaited book that shares intricate details about her personal and family life
• The tell-all book that has seen its publication delayed captures details about her conservatorship battle
• Britney and her team originally wanted to have the memoir available in January 2023

American singer and dancer Britney Spears's tell-all book publication has been halted after it faced a paper shortage.

Britney Spears pockets KSh 1.7b advance book deal pay

According to Daily Mail, Britney had signed the book deal, receiving over R200 million advance payment.

The memoir that had been completed and ready for the rollout was to be released to the public in January 2023.

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Publication of the book that captures deeper details about her family has however been affected and her fans might be forced to wait a little longer than expected.

According to TMZ, Britney finished the memoir which will be published by Simon & Schuster. However, the plans have been scuttled owing to a paper shortage.

Britney Spears opens up in court, fighting for freedom from conservatorship

In another story, Briefly News earlier reported that Britney Spears broke her silence during a court hearing on Wednesday discussing her almost 13-year-old court-ordered conservatorship.

Spears wanted an audience with Judge Brenda Penny to express her dissatisfaction with the deal. The artist took part in the hearing remotely and talked for about 20 minutes, reading from prepared notes.

She said she was compelled to perform, that she was denied privacy and that she was forced to use birth control, take medication, and go to therapy sessions against her will, according to CNN.

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"I deserve to have a life, I've worked my whole life. I deserve to have a two- to three-year break," said Spears, according to a report from BBC.

Source: TUKO.co.ke