Britney Spears highlights the first anniversary of her book The Woman In Me
Britney Spears is highlighting the first anniversary of her best-selling memoir, The Woman In Me, as she should. Creating and releasing the book and sharing her truths was a goal accomplished. It took bravery and courage on Spears' part to write the statements she wanted to.
In the late 90s and early 2000s, Spears was a powerhouse in the music industry. Her albums hit Platinum certifications, and her videos were on constant rotation on MTV back when they played videos. Fashion dolls were launched, and Spears was the spokeswoman for Pepsi-Cola. To the fans, it seemed like the ultimate life, but underneath the glamour, there was trauma.
Her father placed her in a thirteen-year-long conservatorship, which limited her freedoms and inhibited her wellbeing. This year, Spears officially celebrated its end with a wine toast.
The book was Spears' therapeutic outlet for addressing the issues, and it curated another positive point as well. The issues rose awareness about how jaded the music industry can be and how a young girl was shaped into a working machine.
In January of this year, The Woman In Me surpassed 2 million copies in sales, a remarkable and deserving feat.
Now, a little more than a year later of her book's release, the Princess of Pop is celebrating its tremendous milestone.
Britney Spears praises the fans for The Woman In Me's first anniversary
Spears took to X (formerly Twitter) to express her gratitude for the fans' support for The Woman In Me. As readers turn the pages, they'll absorb the major and explosive bombshells surrounding Spears and how she overcame them. It's not without the struggles, as they took a toll on her family and mental health.
"Wow, wow, wow. . . Thank you all for your support over the past year!!!" the Grammy winner says in her post. It means the world to me!!! If you haven't gotten your copy of The Woman In Me yet, you can get yours here: britneybook.com."
The image Spears attached to her post reads, "One year of The Woman Woman In Me. Over 3 million copies sold!" In just 10 months, the Britney Book sold another million books. It's considered one of the top celebrity memoirs in history.
As a long-time Britney fan, reading her words shed light on just how delicate our psychological psyche can be and that perfectionism in a dog-mauls-dog world could reflect life or even death. If anything, it's with hope that the stigma of mental health would further crack and get the help that is needed.
Britney deserved better and she deserves to be happy and fulfilled.