Britney Spears has always had a complicated relationship with her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears. Their bond reportedly became even more strained as the singer’s relationship with Kevin Federline began to fall apart. Now, Spears appears to have called out both her ex-husband and her sister through a photo, even claiming that they made her “feel like a slave.”
Britney Spears calls out sister Jamie Lynn and ex Kevin Federline in new post
Recently, the singer shared a lengthy, emotional post on Instagram alongside a photo. The picture appears to be from her childhood, showing her raising her middle finger. Without the caption, it might have been difficult to figure out why she shared the photo or who it was directed at. However, her words made her message clear: Britney Spears was calling out her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, and her ex-husband, Kevin Federline.
Spears wrote, “I will find a new family !!! Jamie Lynn never let me hold Ivy one time when I would visit in Louisiana during covid in two week trips and Kevin wouldn’t let me use the bathroom when I would pick my children up in their house !!!”
“They made me feel like a slave and have all their secret things they did behind my back and all I ever did was work for my dad !!! I will find a new family!” she added.
As fans may already know, the pop star and her former husband, Kevin Federline, officially divorced in July 2007. Both sides gave different reasons for the split. Britney said fame and money had made her ex-husband arrogant and distant. However, Kevin cited concerns about their children’s safety and ongoing conflicts between the couple as the main reasons behind their divorce.
Meanwhile, the biggest reasons behind the strained relationship between the singer and her younger sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, include Britney Spears’ 13-year conservatorship, financial disputes, and what she considers a betrayal by her family. 44-year-old believes Jamie Lynn failed to stand by her when their father was allegedly controlling her finances and personal life against her will.
