Reports suggest that Britney Spears will sit down for a one-on-one interview with Oprah Winfrey prior to the release of her autobiography, "The Woman In Me," on Oct. 24.

According to reports from media outlets and streaming platforms, television networks and websites are itching to book Spears after she made a comeback in 2021. Reports said that even Oprah Winfrey herself did not pass up an opportunity to speak with Spears.

Oprah had approached Spears after the conservatorship ended in Nov. 2021 but the singer declined at the time, still adjusting to being free again. On the interview prospects, insiders have pointed at hesitations and struggle Britney to talk about intimate aspects of her life to strangers in-depth.

Earlier this month U.S Sun reports claimed Spears had revealed not all its content that she included in its memoirs close friends including family members mother Lynne Spears and sister Jamie Lynn Spears before release.

While it is expected for Britney’s memoir to hit hard on a tell-all section in relation with father James Spears, insiders contend this might hit hard at family relation things. The memoir, described as "a brave and astonishingly moving story about freedom, fame, motherhood, survival, faith, and hope," will have a black-and-white topless photo of a younger Britney on its cover.

To say the least, Gallery Books--an imprint of Simon & Schuster--joins in with other publishing houses in celebrating the imminent release of Britney's book. The publication is expected to have immense worldwide appeal because her testimony in court had tremendous impact with her memoir being told to be offered an intriguing publishing feat.

Her journeying from early career life through troubles with fame and family dynamics is posed well enough for reading even by those who took no interest in Brit Cahill previously.