Britney Spears Shares How She Was Fat-Shamed Every Day During Her Conservatorship. Her Ordeal Is Heartbreaking!
Britney Spears’ conservatorship was a long and tedious affair that she had to go through. The entire world came to know of her hardship and the troubles she had to face when she was placed under her father’s conservatorship and that too, for 13 long years. There were bits and parts known about her troubles like how she was not given access to her own money, how she was not allowed to make new music and not even allowed to see her own friends.
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On August 29, the ‘Toxic’ hitmaker dropped a 22-minute long audio on Twitter wherein she shared the lesser-known details of her conservatorship but the audio is now deleted. In the audio, Britney is heard talking about her side of the conservatorship and it is a first-hand account of what she has been through. As per reports, she said at the beginning of the audio that she hasn’t even shared half of what she has been through yet.
She also spoke about how she was body shamed every day. Spears said that she was ‘fat’ and had to go to the gym as well. Talking about why she went along with all this, she said that she was scared and therefore, had to. Not just this, she also said that she was held down on a gurney as the media and the paparazzi had surrounded her house before she had been taken to get tests done.
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Also read: Britney Spears Expresses Excitement Over ‘Hold Me Closer’ Ahead Of Its Release. Her Comeback Is Going To Be Iconic!
On November 12, 2021, Britney Spears’ conservatorship came to an end. She had been fighting a long legal battle against her father in court to get him to loosen his hold on her life completely. Support was pouring in from her fans all around the world as #FreeBritneyMovement began trending on social media everywhere.
On the work front, Britney collaborated with Elton John and released a song called ‘Hold Me Closer’, which is a mashup of two of his iconic songs – The One’ and ‘Tiny Dancer’.
