Liza Minnelli, the iconic American actress and singer, plans to release her memoirs in spring 2026, detailing her career, struggles with substance abuse, and love life.

The memoir will be co-written with her longtime friend, pianist Michael Feinstein, and published by Grand Central Publishing.

The book will chronicle Minnelli's life, including her childhood as the daughter of Judy Garland and director Vincente Minnelli, her rise to fame, career highlights, troubled marriages, and struggles with addiction.

Minnelli is a member of the exclusive 'EGOT' club, having won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony, with her role in 'Cabaret' marking a significant achievement in her career.

Her most notable role was in the film 'Cabaret,' where she portrayed a nightclub singer in 1931 Berlin, earning her an Oscar for Best Actress.

Minnelli's personal life has been tumultuous, marked by four failed marriages and long-term struggles with addiction.

The decision to write her memoirs comes after years of frustration over inaccurate portrayals of her life in film and television.

Her anger was particularly ignited by her 2022 Oscars appearance, where she was pushed in a wheelchair to present an award, prompting her desire to share her own story.

Minnelli has previously stated that past screen depictions of her life were inaccurate and created by people unfamiliar with her family.

Despite her tumultuous life, she expresses contentment and happiness, declaring herself 'Lady Peaceful, Lady Happy.'

The memoir will be available in hardcover, e-book, and audio formats, and will include exclusive autobiographical recordings from the past 15 years.

The audio edition of the memoir will feature autobiographical recordings that Minnelli has made over the past 15 years.