"It was fabulous to be treated normally and fairly in Las Vegas for the first time in 13 years," she wrote.
Britney Spears split new revelations about her guardianship in two Instagram posts, published on Sunday March 6 before being deleted, as revealed by
Page Six
.
While celebrating her fiancé Sam Asghari's 28th birthday in Sin City on Saturday, March 5, the popstar reminisced about the nightmare of her four-year "residence" in Las Vegas, as part of her show
Piece of Me
, from 2013 to 2017.
"Wow!
she exclaimed in the first post.
Being invited to Las Vegas is so much better than it was… Oh wait… Could it be because my family could star while I was working in Vegas?”
Before continuing: “They were treated like celebrities.
Spas, alcohol… the total!”
A period during which the popstar, she remained under glass.
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Britney Spears' post, since deleted.
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In video, fans of Britney Spears jubilant at the announcement of the verdict
"Seven days a week, no holidays"
Britney Spears recalled that at the time she had to work "seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with no day off."
There was then "nothing wrong with locking up your daughter", she lamented.
"105 people would come in and out of a small mobile home every week," she recalled.
No private shower… We see her naked changing (
Britney Spears talks about her in the third person, editor's note
).
She's on drugs… She can't even speak or express herself.”
The interpreter of
Toxic
explained that at this time, no one had given her a "departure date", and that she went to bed "at 9 p.m. every night".
And the popstar concludes: “Nobody should ever be treated like I was!
I'm not done…I want justice and I won't stop until something is done to those who hurt me…This is a message to everyone who has had death threats … You are NOT ALONE!”
In the meantime, the artist, whose guardianship was lifted in November 2021, was able to reconcile with the city of Las Vegas, where she would have lived this weekend "one of her best experiences for a long time", revealed an anonymous source in the columns of
Page Six
.
