Britney Spears would have signed one of the juiciest publishing contracts to write a book about her years of guardianship. Page Six, of the New York Post, evokes the staggering sum of “15 million dollars”.
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On Monday (21 Feb. 22), multiple outlets including Page Six and Deadline reported that the Toxic singer had reached a deal with publishing house Simon & Schuster to address details of her highly controversial 13-year conservatorship. years – guardianship that ended last November.
The singer has reportedly signed a ’15 million dollar’ deal, which would be one of the most lucrative for a book in years, after the one struck by former US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama with Penguin Random House in 2017, which was estimated at $60 million. Simon & Schuster has yet to comment on the rumor.
The news comes after Britney’s younger sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, posted Things I Should Have Said last month. Since then, the siblings have been embroiled in a public feud. Britney threatens to take legal action against Jamie Lynn for statements she made in her book, while her sister maintains her story.
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