Cher to Release Two-Part Memoir

The legendary Queen of Pop Cher is set to release a two-part memoir.

"After more than seven decades of struggling to live life on her own terms, Cher finally reveals her true story in intimate detail," according to a description from publisher HarperCollins.

The 480-page first book will hit stores November 19, 2024, with the second expected in 2025.

In Cher: A Memoir, Part One, the singer will look back on her childhood and marriage to Sonny Bono, detailing "the deeply complicated relationship that made them world famous but ultimately tore them apart."

The memoir highlights Cher's "signature honesty and sense of humor" and chronicles how she became a "groundbreaking superstar" who topped the Billboard charts for seven consecutive decades.

“This life is too big for one book,” the publisher notes.

Cher first announced in 2017 that she was working on a memoir, but last year on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon she “chickened” and put it off.

The Emmy, Grammy, and Oscar winner admitted that the book will be substantial when completed. “I’ve lived too long and done too much, so it’s like it’s going to be an encyclopedia,” she joked.