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Fans began to really worry about the emotional and mental state of Britney Spears. The other day they even called the police to the house of a popular singer. The cause for concern was that Spears once again deleted her social media account. Some even suggested that the star’s husband, Sam Asghari, “took her into slavery.” After that, the performer turned to the fans and asked them to respect her privacy.
I love my fans so much but this time it went too far and my privacy was invaded,” she wrote on social media.
When the police arrived at the singer’s house, they did not find any signs that Britney Spears was in danger. Such excessive concern angered the performer. Spears said that the police officers, having approached her gate, realized that there was no problem, and immediately left. The singer added that she felt uncomfortable when this incident hit the media headlines. Britney called it “bullying”. She also stated that she was disappointed that many publications “represented her in a bad and unfair light.” The singer expressed the hope that from now on fans will respect her personal boundaries more.
During this period of my life, I sincerely hope that the public and my fans, whom I care so much about, can respect my privacy in the future.
Previously, everyone discussed the behavior of Britney Spears in a restaurant in Los Angeles. The fans just reminded the law enforcement officers of the recent case when the singer made a scandal in a restaurant. Then the star was outraged that other visitors pay too much attention to her, and she lost her nerve from experiences. As soon as Spears began to swear, her 28-year-old husband immediately left the institution.
Source: Hellomagazine
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