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Wednesday, October 30
Britney Spears questions the veracity of new documentaries about her life
The singer Britney Spears is currently going through a very positive streak, thanks to his betrothal to Sam Asghari , her boyfriend of the last five years, and the progress she has been making in gaining greater freedom within the framework of her “oppressive” economic and judicial protection, of the one that will finally untie her father, Jamie Spears , after the increasing pressure to which she has been subjected by the artist’s main lawyer, Mathew Rosengart .
However, now new concerns loom for the pop princess , as several television networks are preparing new documentaries about his eventful life in the style of the series published this spring by the per iódic The New York Times , “Framing Britney” . The artist has resorted to her social networks to denounce the alleged lack of veracity of many of the content that has been published about her person and career, so these new programs, in her own words, are already giving her headaches.
“This is crazy guys! I have seen a bit of the latest documentary and I am sorry to inform you that much of what is said there is not true! , who used to work as the diva’s choreographer. Britney has also asked those responsible for these documentaries something more “elegance” when dealing with their affairs and, incidentally, more flattering images.
“I’m really trying to dissociate myself from so much drama: first of all, all of this refers to the past. Number 2: could we make the dialogue a little more elegant? Number 3: wow, they used the best artwork they had on me… what can I say? Great effort! ”, He added with a more than evident anger.
No less than three new documentary series are about to be released worldwide: “Britney vs Spears” , courtesy of Netflix , “Toxic: Britney Spears’ Battle for Freedom ”, from CNN and “Controlling Britney Spears” , the second part of the first of the documentaries aired, which this time will be produced by Fox and Hulu , both owned by the giant Disney . “I would like the producers of these shows that try to ‘shed light’ to have the approval or participation of the subject in question. Everything revealed should be attributed to the #FreeBritney movement, ”Sam pointed out on Instagram .
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