Britney Spears is not happy. The pop singer finally wants to lead a self-determined life again – and has received a lot of encouragement.
Berlin – Pop icon helps pop icon: Christina Aguilera has announced her support for Britney Spears on Twitter in a dispute with her father.
“It is unacceptable if a woman, or a person in general who wants to control his own destiny, is not allowed to live the way she wants,” wrote the 40-year-old. Being silenced, ignored, bullied, or denied by those who are close to you is the “most devastating” and “most humiliating” thing imaginable, wrote Aguilera. Britney deserves all freedom to live her happiest life.
These past few days I’ve been thinking about Britney and everything she is going through.
It is unacceptable that any woman, or human, wanting to be in control of their own destiny might not be allowed to live life as they wish. pic.twitter.com/NRhNwcJaD3
— Christina Aguilera (@xtina) June 29, 2021
The singer provided her tweets with a photo that shows Britney and her at a young age. The two singers had jointly presented the “Mickey Mouse Club” of the Disney Channel in the 1990s. Later both started a world career.
Support also comes from the sister
Britney’s sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, also sends support: “I’m so proud that she uses her voice,” said the 30-year-old about her sister in a video that she posted in her Instagram stories. No matter what Britney wants to do to be happy – be it ending her guardianship or a flight to Mars – she is “one hundred percent” behind it. “Because I support my sister, I love my sister. It has always been and always will be. “
At the hearing a week ago, Britney Spears called for an end to the 2008 guardianship over her person and finances. “I am traumatized. I am not happy, I cannot sleep. I’m so angry, “said the 39-year-old in a virtual switch, as US media reported. Spears said she felt taken advantage of by her family and managers. She is controlled by everyone.
The hearing before Judge Brenda Penny in Los Angeles included Spears’ divorced parents, Jamie and Lynne Spears, and their lawyer. In April, the singer (“Baby One More Time”) requested the hearing. In the legal battle with her father over her guardianship, Spears had hardly spoken out publicly until then. After the singer collapsed mentally due to professional and personal problems, a court decided in 2008 to transfer guardianship to her father. dpa
