Britney Spears blasts family, critics in new Instagram posts

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Using heavy-handed language, pop star Britney Spears this weekend condemned her loved ones who she says have not supported her as she continues to fight the tutelage under which her family placed her there. at 13 years old.

“There is nothing worse than when the people closest to you who have never come forward for you post about your situation whatever it is and speak uprightly for support, there is nothing wrong with you. nothing worse than that !!!! ” the 39-year-old Grammy Award winner wrote on Instagram on Friday, alongside reading graphic text, “Never forget who ignored you when you needed them and who helped you before you even had to. request.”

“How dare the people you love the most to say anything, even reach out to pick me up on TIME !!! ???” she continued. “How dare you say publicly that NOW YOU SUPPORT you reached out when I was drowning ?? Again NO”, she wrote, criticizing “these people and you know who you are,” for having “the nerve to say anything about my situation just to publicly save your face !!! “

Spears didn’t specify anyone. Her sister Jamie Lynn Spears, 30, said in a series of Instagram Stories videos, which end after 24 hours, last month that she was supporting Britney. “Maybe I didn’t support her the way the public would like, with a hashtag on a public platform,” she said in part, referring to “#FreeBritney,” used by those who plead for the end of the guardianship, “but I can assure you that I supported my sister long before there was a hashtag and I will support her long after.”

In a second longer Instagram post on Saturday, Britney Spears took aim at her brother, writing: “I don’t like my sister showing up to an awards show and performing MY SONGS as a remix !!!!!” We didn’t know what event she was referring to. Jamie Lynn Spears joined singer Kelsea Ballerini and singer-actors Sofia Carson and Hailee Steinfeld on stage for a medley when Britney Spears received the first Radio Disney Music Awards 2017 Icon Award.

Britney Spears also confessed in the post, “I’m not going to be performing on a stage anytime soon with my dad handling what I wear, say, do or think.” Her father, James Spears, along with Chartered Professional Curator Jodi Montgomery are primarily responsible for the guardianship, which Britney told a court last month was so intrusive he dictated her reproductive choices, a claim that Montgomery denied.

“This guardianship killed my dreams,” Spears said later in Saturday’s post, “so all I have is hope and hope is the one thing in this world that’s very hard to kill… yet people are still trying !!!! ” She also said that she didn’t like the way recent documentaries about her “bring back some humiliating moments from the past… I got over it all and have been for a long time !!!! “

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She added a curse for “women who say it’s weird how I still have hope for fairy tales … [Y]You are lucky that I post anything … if you don’t like what you see, don’t follow me !!! “, and concluded with more colorful language for those who feel his videos in line of her “dancing in my living room” is “not up to your standards”.

Her second post received favorable comments from cast members Selma Blair and Ilana Glazer, “Jersey Shore” reality TV stars Jenni “JWoww” Farley and Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, media personality and hotel heir to Paris. Hilton and competitor “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars” Adore Delano (born Daniel Noriega).

By Frank Lovece Special for Newsday

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