Britney Spears has made pointed allegations against her younger sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, and ex-husband, Kevin Federline. In a social media post shared this week, Spears alleged that her sister didn’t allow her to hold Jamie Lynn’s daughter, Ivey, during visits to Louisiana amid the COVID-19 pandemic. She also alleged that Federline refused to let her use the bathroom during visits with their sons.
Spears’ Instagram post included a still from the 2003 film Uptown Girls. In the caption, the musician wrote that she would “find a new family.” Referring to her sister and ex-husband, Spears wrote, “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.”
Britney Spears’ latest accusations come with a complicated family history
Spears’ new accusation follows a long battle with her family that started before it and has continued after the termination of her conservatorship. Her family feud intensified after her marriage to Federline ended in 2007, leading to a prolonged custody dispute. As a result, Spears’ visitation rights were temporarily suspended, and Federline was given full physical custody of their two sons. Spears did not reveal the timeframe of the alleged altercation between her and Federline in the post.
Her relationship with her sister Jamie Lynn has been strained for nearly two decades. Following her court testimony in 2022, fans criticized Jamie Lynn for failing to support her sister.
In her memoir, The Woman in Me, Britney Spears accused Jamie Lynn of exploiting her conservatorship. According to Spears, her relationship with her family deteriorated because they failed to support her during her conservatorship. Jamie Lynn addressed their relationship in her own memoir, Things I Should Have Said.
Spears will soon be the subject of a biopic directed by Wicked director Jon M. Chu. The film will be based on her latest memoir.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.net.
