Houston, Texas – Oprah Winfrey has chosen Tina Knowles’ memoir, “Matriarch,” as the latest addition to her book club. The book delves into Knowles’ journey from her upbringing in segregated Texas to raising music icons like Beyoncé and Solange.

During an interview on “CBS Mornings,” Winfrey commended the memoir for its ability to tell a personal story while resonating with a wide audience. Knowles’ candid revelations, including her undisclosed battle with cancer, surprised even Winfrey.

Knowles, known as “bad ass Tenie B” in her youth for her outspoken nature, expressed mixed emotions about sharing her story. The memoir, which underwent significant editing, aims to inspire readers with the challenges she has overcome and the importance of understanding one’s family legacy.

Detailing her relationship with Mathew Knowles and the upbringing of Beyoncé and Solange, Knowles reveals personal anecdotes, including experiences with racism and the origin of her daughter’s name. The memoir also sheds light on Knowles’ motherhood journey, highlighting the significance of intentional parenting and the quest to leave a lasting legacy for future generations.

Winfrey highlighted Knowles’ progressive approach to parenting, emphasizing the importance of nurturing sibling relationships through therapy. Knowles’ decision to name the group Destiny’s Child stemmed from a divine moment that inspired the iconic name.

Reflecting on motherhood, Knowles described it as the most significant job in life, emphasizing the need for deliberate and intentional actions in raising children. “Matriarch” is now available, and Knowles plans to embark on a book tour to promote her memoir, offering listeners more insights on “The Oprah Podcast” platform.