Britney Spears’ ex-husband Kevin Federline, current boyfriend Sam Asghari and dozens of celebrities are speaking in defense of the pop star following the release of the “Framing Britney Spears” documentary, which once again draws attention to the demise of the singer’s superstars . and conservation battle.
The New York Times program also led to fans of the star speaking out against Justin Timberlake and Diane Sawyer about the way they treated the pop star in the past, while also helping Spears to be released from her conservatory.
The conservatory – a legal guardianship that gives her father, Jamie Spears, control over her finances and everyday life – has fueled the “#FreeBritney” movement with supporters calling for her to be exempt from the legal agreement.
The 39-year-old singer spoke on Tuesday by sharing a video clip of her performance of the mega-hit ‘Toxic’ in front of a cheering audience.
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Britney Spears’ boyfriend Sam Asghari is among those who criticize the pop star’s father, Jamie Spears, amid her conservatory battle.
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“Can’t believe this is Toxic’s performance from 3 years ago !!!” she writes next to the track. “I will always like to be on stage …. but I take the time to learn and be a normal person ….. I like to just enjoy the basics of everyday life !!!! “
“Every person has his story and their own fans’ stories !!!!” the “Crossroads” star continued in a follow-up tweet. “We all have so many different beautiful beautiful lives !!!”
She closed: “Remember, no matter what we think we know about a person’s life, nothing compares.”
Live performances have been rare for the star over the past few years, as her lawyer claims she will not perform as long as her father, Jamie, controls her life via conservatism.
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Meanwhile, a lawyer for Spears’ ex-husband Kevin Federline released a statement on Tuesday. He said Federline’s biggest concern lay with the well – being of the former couple’s two teenage sons.
Britney Spears fans come to her defense amid renewed interest in her split from Justin Timberlake created by the documentary ‘Frming Britney Spears’.
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“I think Kevin feels that there is a lot of unrest going on at the moment, and he trusts that the home court will issue orders that they believe are suitable to protect Britney and her estate,” Federline’s attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan said. , said on page six.
Spears is scheduled to attend a conservatory hearing Thursday. It comes months after she asked for her father to be removed as her custody agent.
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Among Jamie’s critics is Spears’ own boyfriend Sam Asghari, who recently spoke out against his girlfriend’s father on Instagram.
“It’s important now for people to understand that I have no respect for anyone trying to control our relationship and constantly throwing obstacles at our side,” the personal trainer wrote in his Instagram story. “In my opinion, Jamie is a total problem. I will not go into more detail because I have always respected our privacy, but at the same time I did not come to this country to be unable to express myself. Opinion and freedom . ‘
Britney Spears’ loved ones, fans and co-celebrities are right after the release of the ‘Framing Britney Spears’ documentary.
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The document examines Spears’ former relationship with co-pop star Justin Timberlake and again draws attention to their controversial split, which, according to Page Six, led to rumors that Spears was unfaithful.
The issue reports that Timberlake’s “Cry Me a River” video with a blonde character of an adult woman sparked such speculation, as well as an interview in 2003 between the “Toxic” singer and Diane Sawyer, who thrilled the actress has about what she did, which caused so much suffering. “for Timberlake.
Fans of Spears, 39, have since taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on the matter, calling out the 40-year-old Timberlake for his behavior at the time.
“Watching Britney Spears look at the framework is a pretty easy way to get angry about misogyny, Justin Timberlake, and how we’ll get every girl and young woman in the spotlight over the coals. ‘ wrote a viewer.
“Everyone owes Britney an apology, but especially Justin Timberlake and Diane Sawyer,” said another.
Even the actress Valerie Bertinelli call the “Can’t stop feeling!” singer to the list of some of the “very horrible men / leeches in [Spears’] life. ‘
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Sawyer’s interview with Spears in 2003 for ‘ABC Primetime Thursday’ is a ‘no’ barred ‘look at the singer’s personal life amid her very public separation from Timberlake.
Singer Britney Spears and anchorwoman Diane Sawyer and Robin Roberts celebrate Britney’s birthday after performing on ABC’s “Good Morning America” at The Big Apple Circus Tent in Lincoln Center on December 2, 2008 in New York City.
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“He went on television and said you broke his heart,” Sawyer told the then-22-year-old singer. “You did something that caused him so much pain, so much suffering … What did you do?”
The clip made Sawyer strike back, with fans tweeting over the weekend that Sawyer had contributed to shaming Spears, and one person asking how the TV journalist slept at night.
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On Tuesday, co-presenters of ‘The View’ also discussed the documentary, with Meghan McCain using her instagram to cut her mind.
“I think Justin Timberlake has a few things to answer, not just about Britney Spears, but also about his role in the sexualization and demonization of Janet Jackson after the Super Bowl,” McCain said.
“Why we treat women like they’re always crazy, why women have no other option, but we’s insane maniacs. We as a society did not treat Britney Spears right. We made her dirty. I think it’s a moment in time for us to give her the support she needs.And if she looks in a way that is held by her father against her own will – again it’s speculation from what I saw from the documentary – we as “Society has the right to do the right thing with Britney Spears right now,” co-host “View” added.
Fox News’s Tyler McCarthy, Nate Day and Andy Sahadeo contributed to this report.