Pop star Britney Spears reflects on the first time she heard about the #FreeBritney movement.
The move was created to end his court-ordered conservatorship, which began in February 2008 following his public mental health breakdown. The conservatorship is not overturned until November 2021, although Britney has been trying to fight the conservatorship since 2018.
Britney Spears Reveals She Learned About #FreeBritney In Rehab
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In an excerpt from “The Woman In Me” released by Many people magazine on Friday, Britney revealed that she found out about the #FreeBritney movement while she was in rehab. While rejecting his court-ordered conservatorship in 2018, he was subjected to more mental health evaluations and tests that also included a brief stay in rehab. “My father said that if I didn’t go, then I would have to go to court, and I would be ashamed,” she wrote, claiming that her father told her that he would make her look like a “fool” if she didn’t do what he said.
The Beverly Hills facility where he stays costs $60,000 a month. While she was there, she was given lithium and given only one hour of television before her bedtime, which was at 9pm Britney reflected on the experience in her book, although she had previously discussed it on social media. “They kept me locked up against my will for months,” he wrote in his memoirs. “I can’t go out. I can’t drive a car. I had to give blood every week. I can’t take a shower in person. I couldn’t close the door to my room.”
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One night at the facility, a nurse showed her a video of her fans organizing and protesting her conservatorship. “That was the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen in my life,” Britney wrote. “I don’t think people knew how important the #FreeBritney movement was to me, especially in the beginning.”
Britney Explains She Felt Like a ‘Robot’ During Her Conservancy
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In another excerpt from her memoir released by People magazine earlier this week, the “Toxic” singer said that the conservatorship was “death to my creativity” as an artist and claimed that she felt like a “robot” when forced to perform during the period. that.
“I became a robot. But not just a robot – a kind of childish robot. I had become so childish that I had lost a piece of what made me feel like myself,” she wrote. “Conservation has stripped me of my femininity, made me a kids. I became more of an entity than a person on stage. I always felt the music in my bones and blood; they stole that from me.” He also stated that he felt “like a shadow of myself” under conservatorship.
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“This is what’s hard to explain, how quickly I can vacillate between being a little girl and being a teenager and being a woman, because of the way they’ve taken away my freedom. There was no way to behave like an adult, because they wouldn’t treat me like an adult, so I would step back and act like a little girl; but then my grown-up self would retreat — it was just my world that wouldn’t let me grow up,” she continued.
“The woman in me was pushed down for a long time. They want me to be wild on stage, as they say to me, and be a robot all the time,” he added. “I felt deprived of the secrets of the good life — the cardinal sins of the pleasures and adventures that make us human. They want to remove that privilege and keep everything as rote as possible. It was death to my creativity as an artist.”
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In an email interview with People magazine released a week ahead of her memoir, Britney explained why she was ready to tell her story for the first time. “For the past 15 years or so at the beginning of my career, I sat while people talked about me and told my story for me. After getting out of my conservatorship, I was finally free to tell my story without consequences from the people in charge of my life,” he wrote. “The time has come for me to raise my voice and speak out. And my fans deserve to hear it straight from me. No more conspiracies, no more lies – just me owning my past, present and future.”
Britney Spears’ memoir “The Woman In Me” is scheduled to be released on Tuesday, October 24, 2023.
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