Los Angeles, California - Britney Spears' long-awaited memoir, The Woman in Me, is here and more bombshells have been dropped by the princess of pop!

The 41-year-old songstress' story is officially out for the world to see and with it comes more jaw-dropping secrets from Britney's life.

The excerpts came dripping in ahead of the book's release, touching on the Toxic singer's relationship with Justin Timberlake and the unexpected pregnancy that came about during their romance.

Additionally, Britney addressed getting a painful home abortion, being dumped via text, and why she went along with her 13-year conservatorship.

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Here's what else we found out now that the memoir is out!

Britney revealed that she moved into Cher's old pad after her split from Justin.

She writes that Madonna was the one of the few people that visited her and credits the pop icon for helping her assert herself and introducing her to the mystical teachings of Kabbalah.

"I needed a little guidance at that time. I was confused about my life. She tried to mentor me," the Criminal singer says in her book.

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"She told me I should be sure to take time out for my soul, and I tried to do that. She modeled a type of strength that I needed to see."

Britney also denied being a "home wrecker" when she started dating her ex-husband, Kevin Federline.

The Crossroads claims she was "unaware" that K. Fed had a baby on the way with actor Star Jackson when the two began their relationship.

She also clarified that "fame and money" led to the demise of their marriage.

"When I found him in Vegas, he had his head shaved. He was getting ready to shoot the cover for his album," Britney wrote.

"He was in the studio all the time. He really thought he was a rapper now. Bless his heart, because he did take it so seriously."

As for what led to her breakdowns, the Stronger artists explained that her ex-husband's successful attempt at blocking her from her seeing her sons after the death of her beloved aunt Sandra sent her spiraling.

"I can't describe the humiliation I felt. I was cornered. I was out being chased, like always, by these men waiting for me to do something they could photograph," she said.

The 41-year-old has previously addressed the harrowing experience of her conservatorship, but The Woman in Me contains some previously-unknown details.

The singer revealed that she had parental controls on her phone and a limited diet of chicken and canned vegetables.

Despite that dark moment of her life, Britney also expressed her gratitude for the #FreeBritneyMovement which led to the termination of her conservatorship in 2021.

"I think my connection to my fans helped them subconsciously know that I was in danger. We have a connection, no matter where we are. And I did long to know that people might care whether I lived or died."

The Woman in Me is now available everywhere!