Britney Spears and Jada Pinkett Smith demonstrate the delicate dance of the celeb memoir

Would you want to revisit your life and your past in order to share it all, both the good and the bad?

I certainly wouldn't, but I'm not famous nor do I have famous people problems (knock on wood). Being a celebrity is something many people dream about, but while the riches certainly make life more comfortable, what comes a long with it probably isn't what most of us would want.

Let's talk about it.

Both Britney Spears and Jada Pinkett Smith grasp the concept that drama sells.

Before their memoirs - Spears' book is titled "The Woman in Me" and Pinkett Smith's is "Worthy" - were recently released, there were plenty of tabloid treats from them teased throughout the media landscape.

The two biggest revelations from the stars' tomes both happened to involve their celebrity relationships.

Spears shared that she had an abortion during her time with Justin Timberlake in the early aughts, while Pinkett Smith went public with the news that she and Will Smith have been living separate lives since 2016.