Britney Spears is set to unveil “The Woman in Me” on October 24, a memoir that provides a closer look into her life. Notably attentive to this release is her former romantic partner, Justin Timberlake.

Information from close sources indicates Timberlake’s apprehension regarding the revelations in Spears’ book. One source detailed, “He’s very curious what she’ll reveal from their relationship. It’s eating at him.” 

The pair shared a relationship from 1999 to 2002, the end of which was surrounded by conjectures and stories, a number of which pertained to alleged unfaithfulness on the part of Spears. It has also been revealed that Spears had an abortion when carrying Timberlake’s baby. 

There’s now clarity suggesting the memoir might not be as confrontational as previously imagined. Contrary to earlier rumors, an informed individual clarified that the memoir is “not a takedown” aimed at Timberlake or others. Spears uses the book as a platform to articulate her experiences and history. Their past relationship has seemingly been referenced in their music, with Timberlake’s “Cry Me a River” and Spears’ “Everytime” believed by many to be interconnected.

After their split, Timberlake suggested in an interaction with the media that Spears might not have remained loyal, a suggestion Spears didn’t verify or refute. By 2021, Timberlake felt compelled to express regret publicly. He acknowledged, “I am deeply sorry for the times in my life where my actions contributed to the problem… I can do better and I will do better.” In a subsequent year, Spears expressed dissatisfaction over Timberlake’s act of “using [her] name” for promoting his music.

As the book’s debut approaches, Timberlake’s reservations are under the media’s spotlight. The audience is not only looking forward to details about their prior relationship but also Spears’ thoughts on her extensive conservatorship and various life chapters. Everyone is gearing up to dive into Spears’ perspective on her life journey.