Britney Spears swears at ‘scum’ sister after memoir publication

Singer Britney Spears, 40, remains very angry with her sister, writer Jamie Lynn, 30, who recently released her controversial memoir exposing her sister’s life.

On social media, Britney shared a video of a TV show debating the matter and called Jamie “scum”. “National success? The timing of your book is unbelievable Jamie Lynn. Especially knowing the whole world has no clue what really happened to me. You are scum,” he posted.

The book was published two months after Britney was released from her father’s guardianship after a 13-year legal battle. On the 18th, actress and singer Jamie Lynn Spears, 30, claimed to have received an apology from her sister, Britney Spears, and shared the text message with the public in her new memoir, according to the website Page Six. .

“In a recent message from my sister, she declared: ‘I know it’s not your fault and I’m sorry for being so mad at you. needed,'” Jamie Lynn wrote in the book “Things I Should Have Said.”

Britney’s rep did not respond when Page Six reached out to confirm the message’s authenticity.

The Spears sisters have been at odds for years as Britney felt Jamie Lynn wasn’t there for her during her guardianship battle.

While it’s unclear when the pop star sent the alleged mea culpa, the actress included it in the chapter of her book that details the bombshell June 2021 hearing in which Britney said her family “should be in jail” for the abusive guardianship she received. was submitted for 13 years, which ended in November.

“I pray for the day she shares those words with the world,” Jamie Lynn writes of Britney’s alleged apology. “I have no control over anything the media reports and I cannot be held responsible for something I have absolutely no control over.”

While the sisters may have understood each other at some point, the book’s publication reopened old wounds. A source exclusively told Page Six last week that Britney was “rolling her eyes” with Jamie Lynn talking about their fight during TV interviews promoting her memoir.