Britney Spears’ highly anticipated memoir, “The Woman in Me,” the pop icon doesn’t hold back as she sheds light on Justin Timberlake’s alleged cultural appropriation and betrayal.

The memoir, narrated by Oscar-winning actress Michelle Williams, has quickly become the highest-selling celebrity memoir in history, surpassing even Prince Harry’s record-breaking release.

One of the most startling revelations involves Timberlake’s apparent obsession with black culture and music. Britney describes an encounter in New York where Timberlake enthusiastically greeted R&B artist Ginuwine, exclaiming, “Oh yeah, FES FES genuine, what’s up homie?” The incident, as narrated by Michelle Williams, provides a glimpse into Timberlake’s attempts to align himself with the black audience.

The memoir goes on to explore Timberlake’s struggle to be taken seriously as an actor despite releasing movies that, according to Britney, weren’t necessarily bad. However, she suggests that Timberlake’s efforts to distance himself from the genre and audience that initially propelled him to fame may have contributed to his challenges in the industry.

But the bombshells don’t stop there. Britney delves into Timberlake’s controversial actions towards fellow artists, particularly his treatment of Janet Jackson during the infamous 2004 Super Bowl halftime show. Britney accuses Timberlake of hanging Jackson out to dry, playing the victim while she faced severe consequences, including a revoked invitation to the Grammy Awards and the blacklisting of her singles and music videos.

The memoir suggests that Timberlake’s actions were indicative of a larger pattern of cultural appropriation, as he allegedly profited from black culture and music but failed to stand up for black artists when the opportunity arose. Britney highlights the stark contrast between Timberlake’s treatment of black artists and his public persona, revealing instances where he allegedly cosplayed black culture without offering genuine support to those who inspired him.

Moreover, the memoir touches on Timberlake’s contentious relationship with the late Prince. Despite claiming Prince as a major inspiration, Timberlake faced backlash for initially planning to perform with a hologram of the legendary artist, despite Prince’s well-known aversion to such technology. The controversy surrounding this decision only added to the perception of Timberlake as a cultural appropriator.

As Britney’s memoir continues to make headlines, it raises questions about accountability in the entertainment industry and prompts reflection on Timberlake’s actions throughout his career. Fans and critics alike are now discussing the implications of the revelations, with many expressing their disappointment and calling for Timberlake to address the allegations.