Singer Britney Spears has opened up about her conservatorship in an audio message released via YouTube. According to Variety, singer had initially shared audio clip herself but deleted it soon after. 22-minute video was immediately uploaded online by her followers. Clip hears Britney dropping some bombshell claims against her family, revealing gross details that she had kept to herself all this while.

Video features only her audio. A link of video was initially shared on Britney’s official Twitter handle too. Since after deactivating her Instagram, Britney has remained active on micro-blogging site. “I woke up this morning and realised there’s a lot going on in my head that I haven’t shared with anyone,” she said in clip. Toxic hitmaker, who recently collaborated with Elton John for Hold Me Closer marking her musical comeback after a 13-year-long conservatorship revealed she had been offered multiple platforms, including an interview with Oprah Winfrey, to tell her story. But she chose to speak directly to her followers. “I’ve had tons of opportunities but I’m here to open myself to others and shed a light on it. I get nothing out of sharing this I have offers [for] lots and lots of money to me, it’s beyond a sit-down, proper interview.” Britney confessed that she’s been skeptical about sharing her side of story out of fear of being judged, but certain speculations have left her with no other choice. “Honestly to this day,

I don’t know really what I did. But punishment of my father, I wasn’t able to see anyone or say anything none of it made sense to me,” she recalled. Britney’s father Jamie Spears remained her conservator for 13-year court-ordered arrangement.  “There were over 200 paparazzi outside my house, videotaping me through a window of an ambulance holding me down on a gurney,” she informed. Recollecting how both her parents were involved in making agreements for her to be “pre-meditated,” Britney alleged that a woman had introduced idea to her mother and father initially. “It was all basically set up. There were no drugs in my system. No alcohol. No nothing. It was pure abuse and I haven’t even shared half of it.”–Agencies

Published in The Daily National Courier, August, 31 2022

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