Britney Spears says she will defend people impacted by guardianship

Britney Spears, 39, used her social media to thank fans and the Free Britney movement for their support in the legal battle to end her guardianship and said she will use her media to defend people suffering from real illnesses and disabilities for being subjected to it. system.

In the publication made this Tuesday (16), the singer tells in a video that many people ask her about what she will do now, which is free of guardianship. The court decision in favor of the singer took place last Friday (12).

She said she is excited about little things like “driving your own car, using your credit card to withdraw cash and even buying candles.” In addition, she said she will use the networks to advocate for people impacted by guardianship systems, who suffer from “real disabilities and illnesses”.

“I’m not here to be a victim. I lived as a victim my whole life when I was a kid. That’s why I left home and worked for 20 years. And I worked hard. the system can do with these people,” he said.

At the end of the video, the singer thanked the fans and the Free Britney movement. “My voice was silenced and threatened for a long time and I couldn’t speak out and say anything. Because of you guys who kind of knew what was going on and delivered news to the public for so long, you raised awareness for all of them. , honestly, I believe you saved my life 100%,” he said.

In the publication’s caption, Britney wrote that guardianship “is demoralizing and degrading.” “I know how embarrassing it is to share the fact that I never saw my money or wasn’t able to drive my own car. But honestly, I’m still shocked everyday when I realize what my family and my guardianship system have done to me.”

“And I’m not even going to mention all the terrible things they did to me that they were supposed to be in prison for… including my mom going to church. I was used to being peaceful and quiet for my family, but I didn’t this time,” he completed.