Christopher Ciccone, Madonna's brother, will publish a memoir called "Life With My Sister Madonna," next month at Simon and Schuster.

The “extraordinary” written memoir is based on Ciccone’s life and 47 years of growing up with and working with the most famous pop star, Simon and Schuster imprint Simon Spotlight Entertainment said describing the book.

Madonna’s baby brother, Ciccone wrote the book with Wendy Leigh, who also wrote biographies of John F. Kennedy Jr, Prince Edward, Liza Minelli, Arnold Schwarzenegger and ghost-written Zsa Zsa Gabor's autobiography.

Liz Rosenberg, Madonna’s spokeswoman did not comment on Ciccone’s tell-all book.

Simon & Schuster plans to release 350,000 copies of “Life With My Sister Madonna” on 15 July, a month before Madonna celebrates her 50th birthday.

There is no information on how much money Madonna’s brother received for the juicy tell-all book about the world’s most famous woman.

The two brothers used to be very close and worked together at Madonna’s “Girlie Show” Tour in 1993 and on the “Madonna: Truth or Dare” documentary in 1991. However, their relationship worsened according to Madonna’s spokeswoman Liz Rosenberg

Madonna, born Madonna Louise Ciccone Ritchie, was raised in Detroit and moved to New York City aiming to pursue a career in ballet. She became a member of the pop musical groups Breakfast Club and Emmy, but in 1983 released her debut album – Madonna. Since then she has been regarded as "one of the greatest pop acts of all time", dubbed the "Queen of Pop" by the media.