Jamie Lynn Spears, younger sister of pop star Britney Spears, recorded a long video on Monday and posted it on her Instagram Stories.
Only now does she want to publicly comment on the guardianship dispute over her older sister, says 30-year-old Spears.
Only now that Britney Spears had voiced herself.
"I've just loved, admired, and supported my sister since the day I was born," Spears says in the video. She is so proud of her big sister, "and the only thing that matters to me is her happiness." She already supported Britney when there was no hashtag for it - a reference to the hashtag #FreeBritney, with which fans and supporters of the singer publicly support her. And it will do it long after the hashtag is gone, says Jamie Lynn Spears.
Britney Spears testified in court last week, calling for an end to guardianship over her person and finances. “I just want my life back. That was 13 years, and it's enough, "said the singer in a 23-minute statement that was broadcast on video. She feels that her family and managers have taken advantage of her. She is controlled by everyone and cannot determine her own life. Among other things, Spears complained that she was not allowed to remarry and have more children.
Jamie Lynn Spears now declared that she didn't care if Britney "flees to a rainforest to have a zillion babies in the middle of nowhere - or if she makes a comeback and rules the world again."
She will support her sister in the fight to end guardianship;
or even if they decide to fly to Mars.
The main thing is that she is happy.
The younger of the Spears sisters has also been in public since childhood, first as a singer and then as an actress.
She made international headlines when she became pregnant at the age of 16.
She now has two children.
Jamie Lynn Spears was most recently seen in the Netflix series "Sweet Magnolias".
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