Becoming Lady Miss Jacqueline

By: Keke Palmer, Jonterri Gadson, Max Wyeth

Narrated by: Keke Palmer

You've heard the rumors. You've read the headlines. You've seen the unauthorized adaptations. But you've never heard the real story until now.

In her debut Audible memoir, Lady Miss Jacqueline (Oscar-winning child star, nightclub magnate, crystal empress, and self-proclaimed beacon of hope) finally tells her story in her own inimitable voice. From a gold-plated birth canal in Newport to surviving a shipwreck in nothing but a satin nightgown, from inspiring talk show legends to gifting Rolls Royces by Zeppelin to her nightclub staff in Ibiza, Lady Miss recounts the greatest moments of her lives (past and present) with the confidence of a woman who has never once been wrong, and the heart of one who occasionally suspects she might be.

Through chapters on survival, reinvention, sex, power, and the occasional feud with historical royalty, Lady Miss dispenses wisdom, settles scores, and drops names with the force of a chandelier at a state dinner. She'll make you laugh; she'll make you gasp, and she'll make you wonder how one woman can take credit for so much and somehow make you believe every word. Sit back, open your ears, and receive this wisdom with blessings and billions.

©2026 Watch Out For Keke Productions (P)2026 Audible Originals, LLC.

Palmer Is Hilarious

Now whenever I see Keke Palmer, I'll be assuming this voice is speaking in her head at least 50% of the time.

Lady!! Lady! Keke Palmer

This book is phenomenal!! The performance was amazing and I love everything that Keke Palmer has written. I love it tremendously!!

Delusional!! And I love it

This was the most petty, funny , delu Lu and richest true story I’ve ever heard

Keke is so good!

Listen quick... make yourself at home and enjoy the ride. This was all about the narrator. Keke did her thing! so much fun.

Any one else hearing Phyllis Diller?

“I emote nothing but cute; that’s not acting; that’s who I am!”
To follow along with this nugget’s tongue in cheek name dropping, I thought the narration sounded like the classic sassy, snobbilicious diva Phyllis Diller.

“Aha! Aha! AHA!”
It’s just a series of tea dropping fish stories that get bigger and bigger. And a good time was had by all.