Pop star Britney Spears shared a wealth of information about her conservatorship and her life with her family in her memoir, “The Woman In Me.”
Although she’s opened up about her feelings about her family on social media in the past, this is the first time fans have really gotten a comprehensive look at what the pop star has been through, not just during her 13-year conservatorship but throughout her life.
Britney Spears Explains Why She Never Wants to See Her Family Anymore
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In her memoir, “The Woman In Me,” a source told Us Weekly that Britney, 41, explained why she doesn’t want to see her family anymore. He said he found “peace” when he realized he “never wanted to see” his father Jamie Spears, 71, his mother Lynne Spears, 68, his brother Bryan Spears, 46, or his sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, 32.
According to the book, the realization came when Britteny went home to visit her parents during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown because, she says, they stopped answering her phone calls. During the visit, Britney stated that her collection of beloved Madame Alexander dolls, which she received as a child, had been “thrown away.”
Britney had kept some items at Lynne’s house when she was admitted to a mental health facility; however, it appears that Lynne has disposed of some of her belongings, including several years of “worth [her] writing” and “binding” the poems he wrote throughout his life. The “Toxic” singer realized that his family had “thrown me away” through his belongings and decided it was “time to find God” and cut ties with his family forever.
Britney Wants To Get Out Of Her Conservatory In 2018
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In February 2008, Britney was placed under court-ordered conservatorship followed by a breakdown in her mental health in 2017; however, by 2018, he decided that he had had enough. In June 2021, she gave her own court testimony asking a Los Angeles judge to give her back control over her life.
“I just want my life back. It’s been 13 years, and enough is enough. I haven’t had my money for a long time,” he said at the time. “And it is my wish and dream that all of this ends without being tested.”
“I honestly want to sue my family, to be honest with you,” he continued. “I also want to be able to share my story with the world, and what they did to me, instead of it being a hush-hush secret to benefit them all.”
Britney Says She Was Used As Her Father’s ‘Cash Flow’ During Conservatorship
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In an excerpt from his memoirs released by Many people magazine on Thursday, the “Gimme More” singer expressed her frustration at being a “cash flow” for her famous father and family.
She explained how she didn’t understand how she was considered “too sick to choose my own boyfriend but somehow healthy enough to appear on sitcoms and morning shows, and perform for thousands of people in different parts of the world every week.”
“From that moment on, I began to think that he saw me put on earth for no other reason than to help their cash flow,” wrote the pop star, claiming that he told her, “I’m Britney Spears now” at the start of her 13-year conservatorship.
Britney Spears Feels Like Her ‘Shadow’ During Conservatory
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In another excerpt from her memoir released by People magazine, Britney said that she felt like a “shadow” of herself after how she was controlled. “The security guard handed me a prepackaged medicine envelope and saw me take it. They put parental controls on my iPhone. Everything is scrutinized and controlled. Everything,” he wrote.
“Thirteen years passed with me feeling like a shadow of myself. I think back now about my father and his friends controlling my body and my money all that time and it makes me sick,” she wrote.
“Think of how many male artists gamble all their money away; how many have substance abuse or mental health problems. No one is trying to take away their control over their bodies and their money,” she continued, adding, “I didn’t deserve what my family did to me.”
Britney Spears’ memoir “The Woman In Me” is scheduled to be released on Tuesday, October 24, 2023.
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