Britney Spears: Tell-all book released worldwide following Mexico ‘leak’

In her forthcoming memoir, The Woman in Me, Spears is expected to reflect on some of the most pivotal moments in her life, including her relationships.

Over the years, the pop star’s love life has continued to make headlines. Most recently, her ex-husband Sam Asghari filed for divorce after only 14 months of marriage. Spears is also the mother of two children – Sean, 18, and Jayden, 17 – whom she shares with her second ex-husband, Kevin Federline.

Throughout her time in the spotlight, specifically during the Nineties and 2000s, Spears has been in some heavily publicised romances.

From Justin Timberlake to her now ex-husband Sam Asghari, here’s everything we know about Britney Spears’ relationships and rumoured romances.

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Pop star’s memoir is set for release on 24 October

Spears has been married three times throughout her life, but her first marriage only lasted 55 hours.

The singer, 41, discussed the brief marriage in her upcoming memoir, The Woman in Me, which will be released on 24 October. In an excerpt obtained by Time magazine, Spears wrote about her marriage to her childhood friend, Jason Alexander, during a New Year’s trip to Las Vegas.

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Spears and Jason Alexander were married for a total of 55 hours

Spears’s 2003 song “Everytime” is not about her unborn baby with Justin Timberlake, as some fans recently theorised, the songwriter has said.

The “Toxic” singer, 41, who dated the NSYNC frontman from 1999 to 2002, reveals that she had an abortion during their relationship in her forthcoming memoir, The Woman in Me, which will be published on 24 October.

Since the revelation was published last week, fans have begun to wonder if “Everytime”, which has long been assumed to be about her relationship with Timberlake, also alludes to the terminated pregnancy.

However, according to Annet Artani, who wrote the song with Spears, the ballad was about their respective breakups – mostly Artani’s. It is not a reference to an unborn baby, she told TMZ.

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Timberlake is reportedly “concerned” over the content of Britney Spears's forthcoming memoir, The Woman in Me.

The *Nsync star, 42, and Spears, 41, dated for three years in their late teens and early twenties, before ending their relationship in 2002.

While the two high-profile singers’ romance was widely reported on, their breakup also elicited a storm of headlines, with Timberlake implying on several occasions that Spears had been unfaithful.

The “Rock Your Body” singer also shared intimate insights about their relationship, which included details about their sex life.

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Singers’ three-year romance came to an end in 2002

In his four-star review for The Independent, Adam White was taken by the palpable anger in Spears’s writing.

“This is a scorched-earth kiss-off to an incredibly dysfunctional family, a book so breathtaking in its rage that you can practically see the spittle on its pages,” he writes.

“It’s bleak, relentless and angry, a portrait of a woman no longer in the eye of the storm but surveying, dazed and indignant, the wreckage left in its wake.”

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The Woman in Me sees Spears weighing in on the rollercoaster events of the last 20 years of her life, from her treatment by the media to her former romantic partners to her controversial conservatorship.

The Independent has read the book and collated the 10 biggest revelations.

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One of the more minor but no-less-interesting revelations from The Woman in Me comes when Spears explains her penchant for a British accent.

On numerous occasions over the years, the “Toxic” singer has broken into an English accent. The outbursts have previously left the singer’s fans feeling concerned.

However, in the book, Spears explains that she used to love mimicking her British grandmother.

“According to my mother, my grandmother Lilian ‘Lily’ Portell was from an elegant, sophisticated family in London,” Spears, writes.

“She had an exotic air about her that everyone commented on; her mother was British and her father was from the Mediterranean island of Malta.”

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Spears’s memoir has not been edited to include her split from husband Sam Asghari, according to reports.

Fitness instructor Ashghari, 29, filed for divorce from the pop star, 41, on 16 August, the same day it was announced that the former couple was separating. Since then, many rumours have circulated surrounding Spears’ alleged infidelity and Asghari’s alleged attempts to renegotiate their prenuptial agreement.

Here’s everything we know about their breakup.

Michelle Williams narrates the audio version of Spears’s memoir after the singer admitted she’d found it too painful to “relive” her experiences once more.

Grammy winner Spears will read the book’s introduction, announcing in a statement shared with People: “This book has been a labour of love and all the emotions that come with it.

“Reliving everything has been exciting, heart-wrenching, and emotional, to say the least. For those reasons, I will only be reading a small part of my audiobook.”

She added: “I am so grateful to the amazing Michelle Williams for reading the rest of it.”

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