Britney Spears sent her social media haters a message.
Britney took to Instagram on Friday to post a quote from the bible. “Be on your guard; stand firm in your faith; be courageous; be strong,” the image read. Alongside it, Spears wrote the caption. “I get how some people might not like my posts or even understand them, but this is Me being happy ….. this is Me being authentic and as real as it gets !!!!! I want to inspire people to do the same and just be themselves without pleasing others ….. that’s the key to happiness !!!!!!”
Fans continue to flood Britney’s social media pages with comments about her mental health.
Meanwhile, Britney’s former photographer Andrew Gallery, who worked with Britney during her 2008 documentary For The Record, came forward in a series of TikTok videos reading a letter that she allegedly gave to him about her conservatorship under her father Jamie Spears, which has continued to be called into question for over a decade, including the more recent “#FreeBritney” movement on social media.
“She was lied to and set up,” the letter, which was written in third person, said in part. “Her children were taken away and she did spin out of control which any mother would in those circumstances.” Spears allegedly went on to write that she “has no rights” and that her conservatorship will go on “as long as the people are getting paid … but it doesn’t make it right at all.”
The letter also discusses her ex Kevin Federline.
“What happened to Britney was a year ago and people need to get with the times. As for Kevin saying Britney divorced him, she was forced to by her lawyers because she went to visit him in N.Y. and he wouldn’t see her and the children and her lawyers said if she doesn’t divorce him he’s going to do it himself,” Gallery read.
Gallery said that he didn’t speak out before because he was “under a contract” but the recent insurgence of #FreeBritney on social media has him worried.