Britney Spears finds herself bereft of the authority to modify her highly anticipated memoir, "The Woman in Me," to encompass the intricacies of her divorce from Sam Asghari.
As a result, the book will portray the Iranian-American model and actor in a favorable light, according to a report from Page Six.
The captivating autobiography, scheduled for release on October 24, will predominantly focus on Spears' professional trajectory and her enduring 13-year-long conservatorship.
A source has disclosed that Spears granted her endorsement to the final version of the manuscript two weeks prior, leaving her unable to impede its impending release or effectuate any modifications.
The duo of affection, to the astonishment of their admirers, stunned their fanbase with news of their divorce just a year subsequent to their marriage. Some media outlets even suggested that Spears had been unfaithful to Asghari.
In an Instagram post, Asghari refrained from delving into the reasons behind their parting. He penned, "After six years of shared affection and mutual commitment, my partner and I have chosen to conclude our journey together."
"We shall preserve the love and esteem we hold for one another, and I convey my enduring well-wishes to her," he appended.
"Life brings forth its trials. Pleading for seclusion seems excessive, so I beseech all parties, including the media, to extend kindness and thoughtfulness."
