Britney Spears claps back at Jamie Lynn Spears. Image Source: Vanity Fair
Britney Spears claps back at Jamie Lynn Spears.
After her sister Jamie Lynn Spears shared that she struggles with self-esteem issues as Britney Spears’ sister, the singer had some thoughts to share.
On social media, Britney Spears criticized Jamie Lynn Spears' comment, having written, "Are they going to claim that it was tough being her sister?" She added that she was using a spa plan in Vegas because her childhood friends were trying to stand at the door with their heads high, a seat for their toes and nails, and a champagne bottle for each of them, whereas she was not allowed in. Britney Spears specifically referred to her time while going to perform nonstop throughout her lengthy Las Vegas residency.
The singer went on to say that she learned from the very best, noting that they would not aspire to set aside their self-care and recognize a childhood friend even though they teach her the significance of mean and then throw her away with no self-rights in the end. Britney questioned if she would want her to share the event on television, and she went on to say that she'd rather spit in their faces and trash them on Instagram since that's all her family has ever been to her.
Britney stated that the images depict the damage they can cause, as she has the right-hand side of her body that goes paralyzed every night, and that she is not trying to describe or cry about a victim's story because she was never a big deal.
Screenshot of Britney Spears' Story. Image Source: Page Six
Britney stated that she sat in a chair for 10 hours a day and had no rights for 4 months, describing how they hurt her and how nothing else was done except that she lost 15 years of her life with her family owning her name and being forced to be an angel while her father had five women on his tour bus drinking that cup of coffee. She asserted that it must have felt good to live up to her name for 15 years, and it blows her mind with the hardships she says she has had with having her as her sister.
Britney concluded by declaring that she is sorry she is feeling this way, but that she should never poke her foot injury in a kitchen and tell her to go to the doctor even though her foot infection could infect her royal children. Her second comment to Jamie Lynn began by asking how she begins to find her new hands and legs every day for a woman whose name was accused of stealing by her family after 15 years, who'd been told what to do and who was punished severely if she spoke up as a woman to be born.
The Toxic singer stated that she has repeatedly realized that she is not controlled by her family and also that she tries to find meaning in every movement, adding that she stands the test of time when she eventually breathes in and is not frightened, demotivated, or disrespected as she discovers her body. Britney concluded that she discovered her name and that it is not a threat, but rather a reflection of her vulnerability and humanity. She asserted that it is not a victim story, but rather a heartbreaking one and that it is a humble way to share tears and complain for hours and hours for cameras to support her, which she never had. Britney stated that she makes her social media pictures perfect because it helps her mental health.
The Grammy winner has stated publicly that she suffered a nerve injury as a result of her contentious conservatorship, which ruled over her medical, financial, and personal affairs for nearly 14 years. The restrictive legal agreement, which was established in 2008 by her now-estranged father, Jamie Spears, was finally discharged in November 2021.
Jamie Lynn Spears, who will appear on "Special Forces: The World's Toughest Test," stated during the season premiere that she faces challenges with self-esteem and that her sister became renowned, and globally famous, while she was very young. She went on to say that she is incredibly proud of her and adores her, but she is oblivious that she occasionally feels as if she has nothing left for herself. Jamie Lynn stated in a confession booth that she is incredibly proud of her sister's achievement but she would like to "explore her own identity" outside of being Britney's sister. Maddie, 14, and Ivey, 4, are the children of Jamie Lynn Spears and her husband, Jamie Watson.
According to reports, Britney Spears' name appears nearly 300 times in Jamie Lynn Spears' memoir "Things I Should Have Said," but she clarified that the book is not about her. Britney Spears tried to claim that her younger sister used her for monetary benefit.Britney, on the other hand, publicly praised the courageous and empowering Jamie Lynn for displaying guts and glory in a December Instagram post. Fans were puzzled to determine whether the "Crossroads" actress was trying to extend an olive branch or being sarcastic.
"Special Forces: The World’s Toughest Test" airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET on Fox.
