In this two-minute message, posted on the evening of November 16, she does not immediately reveal any project, explaining having been under supervision for thirteen years and saying that she is "
just happy
" to find everyday habits. “
I am not here to be a victim (...) I am here to defend people who have real disabilities, real illnesses. I'm a strong woman, and I can imagine what the system did to these people,
”she explains. "
I have hope that my little story will have an impact and make a difference in this corrupt system
," she adds. Then she thanked the
FreeBritney
movement
for drawing attention to her case: "
my voice was muffled for so long
" but "
you have raised public awareness
”.
“
I think you saved my life,
” she adds.
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The video, which had been viewed more than five million times Wednesday morning, was posted alongside more virulent text.
“
When I wake up every morning, I'm still amazed to see what my family and my guardianship has done to me… It was demoralizing and degrading
,” she wrote.
And I'm not talking about the bad things they did to me that they should all be in jail for ... including my practitioner mother.
She also promises not to be silent and that she has "
not forgotten anything
".
During her tutorship, the singer regularly posted choreography videos, photos and long messages on Instagram, a communication channel she favored.