LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Jada Pinkett Smith's memoir, 'Worthy', has failed to make a place in the Top 10 of prominent bestseller lists despite the hype and startling disclosures about her relationship with Will Smith, as per Daily Mail.
'Worthy', which was released on October 17, initially clinched the third position on Amazon's charts during the week of October 22. However, it swiftly descended to the 81st spot on Amazon's primary bestsellers list.
By Wednesday, October 25, it had further slipped to the 84th position.
On the other hand, Britney Spears’ memoir, 'The Woman in Me', is enjoying phenomenal sales, with predictions indicating that the number can surpass one million, as per Daily Express.
The somewhat underwhelming performance of 'Worthy' has triggered a flurry of online trolling, with netizens highlighting the stark disparity in sales between Jada and Spears' memoirs.
How many copies of Britney Spears' memoir 'The Woman in Me' have been sold?
Britney Spears' memoir, 'The Woman in Me', is witnessing remarkable sales, with over 400,000 copies already sold, as per TMZ.
There are claims that the pre-sale numbers might have surpassed nine million copies, although official figures from booksellers are still awaited, per Newsweek. The current sales trend indicates that the total sales could possibly cross the one million mark.
How many copies of Jada Pinkett Smith's memoir 'Worthy' have been sold?
Even though the exact number is not known, the sales of Jada Pinkett Smith’s memoir, 'Worthy', have been less than anticipated. On Amazon, the memoir is currently ranked 84th on the overall bestseller list for books, having received only 166 ratings and 64 reviews.
'Worthy' didn't make it to the Top 100 on the Kindle e-reader chart, with a modest sale of 2,700 copies by the end of last week. Similarly, on both the Barnes & Noble and Publishers Weekly lists, it has yet to break into the Top 100, as per Newsweek.
The book has also received mixed reactions, with some readers appreciating Jada's candidness, while others have criticized the amount of personal information shared by the actress.
A fan commented, "I think the issue isn’t her book, it’s her speaking points of her book tour bashing Will," while another said, "Speaking your truth doesn’t mean you have to humiliate your husband in the process."
Internet trolls Jada Pinkett Smith after memoir fails to hit Top 10 spot in bestseller lists
Social media has been abuzz with reactions and jibes directed at Jada Pinkett Smith following the alleged failure of her highly anticipated memoir to secure a spot in the Top 10 of bestseller charts.
"Britney already sold 400k+ copies. it's a FLOP jada pan," commented one on X (formerly Twitter), while another wrote, "FLOP and you know it Milly! Lol!"
A person stated, "Whoever advised her to drop during Britney season…😬."
One more simply noted, "All she does is lie."
