The Best Celebrity Memoirs of 2024: Books From Rebel Wilson, RuPaul, Whoopi Goldberg and More

Taking readers through the ups and downs of her career, Wilson's memoir ultimately teaches self-love with laughter along the way.

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Crystal Hefners’ new memoir Only Say Good Things: Surviving Playboy and Finding Myself gives an inside look into her time at the Playboy Mansion, where she was one of Hugh Hefner's selected girlfriends and later married the magazine mogul. Her candid memoir gives insight into the infamous mansion while documenting her transformative journey since those days.

As the UFC's first female champion, Ronda Rousey has made a name for herself in the world of mixed martial arts. Sharing her journey from the pursuit of perfection to the pursuit of happiness, this relatable story is about facing your fears.  

Whoopi Goldberg is delivering a memoir about how her family shaped her early life, entitled Bits and Pieces: My Mother, My Brother, and Me. The book hits shelves on May 7, but you can pre-order it on Amazon now.

Celebrated actress Tiffany Haddish is releasing a series of essays about the highs and lows of her careers on May 7. Pre-order the book to get your hands on a copy before it sells out.

GRAMMY-winner Darius Rucker, who came to fame as the lead singer of Hootie and the Blowfish, shares his stories in his heartfelt memoir Life's Too Short. While the memoir drops on May 28, customers can pre-order the book now.

Tom Selleck's memoir, You Never Know, gives fans an intimate look into the star's life — from childhood to his monumental Hollywood career. The book will be released on May 7, but you can pre-order it now.

Food Network icon Ina Garten is releasing her memoir, Be Ready When the Luck Happens, on October 1. You can now pre-order the book that documents Garten's life from her childhood to her rise in the culinary scene as a television host.

Britney Spears finally told her own story on her own terms. The book is an unprecedented look into the life of one of the world's most famous and beloved stars.

The book's title comes from an old adage referring to a monarch and their sibling as "the heir and the spare." Being Princess Diana and King Charles' youngest son, Prince Harry would be considered the spare and his elder brother Prince William, the heir.

One of the most famous Playboy cover models, Anderson opens up about her early life and how her Hollywood persona was not her reality. The book further explores how she's taken back her life over the years.

A New York Times and USA Today bestseller, Sir Patrick Stewart's memoir provides a look into his astonishing life.

Shedding the persona she's created for herself, Paris: The Memoir gives us a real look into who Hilton truly is as a person.

Elliot Page's memoir explores how he felt suffocated by Hollywood's and audiences' expectations. The intimate story of trauma, love and healing is available now.

Actress, director, producer and activist Kerry Washington offers an intimate look into her life in her first-ever memoir, Thicker Than Water.

A legend in her own right, Streisand's memoir spans her six-decade career on the stage and on the screen.

Opening up about his struggles with addiction while filming the hit series Friends, the late Matthew Perry's memoir is raw, honest and darkly funny.