Sam Asghari won’t get a penny from estranged wife Britney Spears’ $15M memoir

Britney Spears has made an estimated $15 million from her book deal — but her soon-to-be ex-husband, Sam Asghari, won’t be able to touch a penny of it, sources tell Page Six.

The pop princess — who has confessed she was “a little shocked” at their split — will release her tell-all memoir “The Woman in Me” on October 24.

But Asghari, 29, won’t be able to profit from any of the book, even if Spears, 41, speaks out about what led to the breakdown of their 14-month union within its pages.

Amid reports that Asghari signed a deal that would pay him a million dollars for every year of marriage in the eventuality of a breakup, a source in the know told us: “Britney and Sam have a totally iron-clad prenup. He gets basically nothing — there are no millions, and he certainly will not profit from Britney’s book, that’s her book.”

Britney Spears won’t have to pay a penny from her estimated $15 million book deal to her estranged husband, Sam Asghari, according to sources. They married last year and began divorce proceedings last week.
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Spears’ memoir, “The Woman in Me”, will be released on October 24, and will not be pushed back following her marriage split, Page Six is told.
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As we previously revealed, Spears spent a fortune on private jets and luxury vacations for Asghari, who frequently left her alone for months on end, according to insiders.

The revelation that Spears’ book revenues are not going to be shared with Asghari comes after years of questions over her finances.

“When Britney entered the conservatorship, she was virtually broke,” a source familiar with the situation alleged.

Spears shelled out a fortune on five-star vacations and private jets while with Asghari.
Asghari, pictured with their pet pooch, will not get anything in the millions, due to his “iron clad” pre-up with Spears, according to insiders.
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After catapulting to fame in the 1990s, Spears was one of the music industry’s highest earners from music sales and touring.

But the star’s finances were in a ramshackle state, industry insiders told Page Six, by the time her family forced her into a conservatorship in 2008 following very public erratic behavior.

She had to pay out millions to Kevin Federline, her ex husband — and will continue to do so while he looks after her sons, Sean Preston, 17, and Jayden James, 16, until they reach adulthood.

“She had that ugly divorce from Kevin and the dispute over custody,” the source said.

“The conservatorship put in place structures for earning more money from tours, from her Vegas residency and slowly her money built back up.

“It’s something that hasn’t necessarily been focused on, but there were financial reasons why the conservatorship was in Britney’s interest, although she won’t see it that way.”

The ugly public battle to remove herself from the conservatorship provided a snapshot of her finances in 2018.

Court documents seen by Page Six reveal that Spears had a net worth of $59,079,755.76 in the bank on December 31, 2018, and had increased her net work by more than $2 million that year.

The “Toxic” singer’s finances were regularly sent to Judge Brenda Penny, the same judge who released Spears from her strict conservatorship in November 2021.

The records showed that for the year of 2018, Spears spent just over $11 million, some of it because of the conservatorship.

This included just over a million dollars in living expenses, while her dad Jamie Spears was paid $128,000 as part of the $1.1 million Spears was charged in total fiduciary and attorney fees for the conservatorship.

Source: https://pagesix.com/2023/08/23/sam-asghari-wont-get-a-penny-from-britney-spears-15m-memoir/

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