Liza Minnelli Writing New Memoir

Liza Minnelli, the iconic performer and daughter of Judy Garland, has revealed plans to release a memoir that will delve into her personal struggles, including battles with substance abuse and her high-profile marriages. In a candid statement to People, Minnelli expressed her frustration with how her life has been portrayed by others, citing a “sabotaged appearance at the Oscars” and a miniseries that failed to capture her true story. “Finally, I was mad as hell!” she declared, emphasizing her desire to reclaim her narrative. The memoir, set to be published in spring 2026, is a collaborative effort involving Pulitzer Prize winner Heidi Evans, former Los Angeles Times journalist Josh Getlin, and Tony Award-winning friend Michael Feinstein. Minnelli highlighted her long-standing friendship with Feinstein, stating, “We’ve been joined at the hip for 40 years,” and praised his honesty and sharpness as essential qualities for telling her story accurately. In her message to supporters, Minnelli expressed gratitude for their love and concern, reassuring them of her well-being. “Until this book arrives, know that I’m laughing, safe in every way, surrounded by loved ones,” she wrote, hinting at the revelations to come. As she approaches her eighth decade, Minnelli is eager to share her truth and connect with her audience on a deeper level. With this memoir, Minnelli aims to set the record straight and provide an authentic glimpse into her life, promising readers an engaging and heartfelt account of her journey.