Hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the Nordibunei Show. I'm your host from Shooter, and it is Wednesday, which means a dear friend. Donnie Meacham joins us hey Donnie are

you there hello hello Wednesday excited to be here all the fun and man these celebrities

are acting naughty this week what is going on? I know we have a naughty naughty show let's jump right in

what time is it my friends it is. So at the top of the show,

I want to talk about Brittany's memoir. So there's lots of stories coming out. We've covered a lot of

them on this show. But now reviews are coming out. I read the book. And I want to just tell you

a little bit about this book and how I feel it's sort of like a story of survival, a real

sick, sickening tale of fame and fortune.

So Britney holds nothing back in the book.

It's bitter sweet, but it's also an extremely powerful memoir.

I didn't expect this, Donnie.

I thought she should have some gossip to tell.

She talks about drinking and smoking and having sex by the time she was 40.

And also, too, a lot of the press is about Justin Timberlake.

But that's not what this was about for me.

This was about survival.

How she survived.

Really sort of like a witch trial that when she showed signs of been independent

or eccentric or maybe creative or angry or even depressed, people misinterpreted that and thought

it was mental illness and yet they used this as an excuse to literally lock Brittany away.

She tells a really tragic story in the book about her parents.

This is right in the beginning of the book.

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