Britney Spears says Jennifer Lopez would never be treated the way she was during her conservatorship while mentioning ex Justin Timberlake… as she claims her security could watch her ‘change naked and shower’
- The Grammy-winning singer, 40, sounded off on a number of topics
- She vented to her 42 million followers about the way she has been treated
- Spears said Jennifer Lopez would never be subject to the same treatment
- She also claimed her security was able to see her naked at home
- Spears would ‘rather stay home and s*** in [her] f***ing pool than join the entertainment business’
- Singer said: ‘They ruined it for me, embarrassed me, and made me feel like absolutely nothing’
Britney Spears appeared to sound off on her family and her one-time management team in a series of social media posts she fired off Sunday.
The Grammy-winning singer, 40, who has 42 million followers on the platform, compared herself to Jennifer Lopez, in illustrating how she feels she has been treated by her camp over the past 14 years.
‘I’d like to see somebody tell Jennifer Lopez to sit down eight hours a day seven days a week … no car,’ the Oops!… I Did It Again vocalist said. ‘I’d like to see a management team tell Jennifer Lopez to go through what I went through … what the f*** do you think she would do … her family would NEVER allow that.’
The latest: Britney Spears, 40, appeared to sound off on her family and her one-time management team in a series of social media posts she fired off Sunday. She was pictured last week
Spears said her longtime security team was instructed to her her to remain indoors, and without a ‘door for privacy,’ was able to watch her ‘change naked and shower.’
‘After 14 years of telling me no to what I wanted … it’s ruined for me … but that wasn’t the worst part … the worst part was my family locking me up in that place for four months,’ she added.
The Toxic artist said she was ‘abruptly’ taken off of medication she was ‘normally on’ and ‘drugged … on lithium.’
The Lucky singer said she would ‘rather stay home and s*** in [her] f***ing pool than join the entertainment business,’ adding that ‘the truth is a f***ing b****.’
Different fates: The Grammy-winning singer compared herself to Jennifer Lopez, in illustrating how she feels she has been treated by her camp over the past 14 years
Not worth it: The Lucky singer said she would ‘rather stay home and s*** in [her] f***ing pool than join the entertainment business,’ adding that ‘the truth is a f***ing b****’
Behind the scenes: Spears included a clip of her as she was working on laundry while singing the lyrics to her 1998 breakout hit …Baby One More Time, saying that she routinely performed remixes of her signature hits to give the audience something different every time
Spears included a clip of her as she was working on laundry while singing the lyrics to her 1998 breakout hit …Baby One More Time, saying that she routinely performed remixes of her signature hits to give the audience something different every time.
‘The first three tours I ever did EACH song was a remix so the sound was new for my fans … it was what I was known for … for 13 years I wanted remixes to my songs during the conservatorship … to make the songs feel new,’ she said.
She said that she was rebuffed in her creative efforts during the timeframe she had a residency in Las Vegas.
‘The four years I did Vegas every six weeks I had off … I asked to be connected to producers that would create a cool sound … I was told no,’ she said.
Spears also added commentary about negative experiences at award shows.
‘I went to a f***ing Disney tribute award show put up four amazing vocalists doing exactly what I wanted to do for 14 years … short remixes of my five best songs for five minutes,’ she said. ‘I think Justin Timberlake has had the longest performance at the VMAS seven MINUTES maybe more.
‘My children watched it and said “Mamma why did they do that?” They ruined it for me, embarrassed me, and made me feel like absolutely nothing.’
Painful period: Spears also added commentary about negative experiences at award shows
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