“Yes, we have reached preliminary agreements with the singer’s representatives and her agents. Bombora Publishing House will become the owner of the copyright in Russia,” says Ramil Faskhutdinov, Bombora’s editor-in-chief.
In her autobiography, Britney spoke frankly and without embellishment about the most difficult and frightening periods of her life: from a cruel childhood and the beginning of her musical career to painful relationships with men, postpartum depression and nervous breakdowns, due to which the singer fell under the care of her father for 13 years. This is the first official publication in Russian: surprises and hitherto unrevealed details of Britney Spears’ life await readers.
The long-awaited memoirs of the leading pop singer of the 2000s are due to be published in the fall of 2024. The final date may be adjusted depending on the timing of the transaction.
