Britney Spears claims that she was silenced by the Jonathan Ross Show on ITV for 13 years while she was under conservatorship.
When Britney Spears attempted to speak out about her 13-year conservatorship in 2016, she reportedly claimed that ITV had silenced her.
The singer accuses her team and an unnamed TV channel of preventing her from speaking out during the trying time in her upcoming book, The Woman In Me.
I even brought up the Conservatorship during an interview on a talk show in 2016, but for some reason that portion of the conversation was not broadcast, she claims. Huh. Quite intriguing.
Britney, according to The Sun, is alluding to an incident that happened during her 2016 appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show, and the alleged offending channel is ITV.
Britney, 41, revealed that although she repeatedly mentioned the legal hold she was subject to, the remarks were never broadcast during the appearance, which is to date her last sit-down interview.
During their conversation, Britney admitted that Glory, her ninth album, was “her baby” because she was unable to express her musical desires on her earlier albums because of the conservatorship.
The TV host skipped over the specifics of the conservatorship and instead quickly moved on without asking about the circumstances.
Britney reportedly said: “I have had this Conservatorship for years and I felt like a lot of decisions were made for me so I wanted this to be my baby and I’ve been strategic about it,” according to a member of the audience. ‘.
Britney describes how her father “controlled her body and her money” and “hurt” her with “fat” jokes in the new book.
The actress talked about her family’s relentless control over her in excerpts obtained by People, saying that it “makes her feel sick” to think about it now.
Insiders told The Sun that Britney’s comments during the interview left them stunned because they caused a series of meetings at ITV.
The Conservatorship was always present but was never discussed, they said, according to the publication.
Alarm bells went off when Britney brought it up on one of the biggest shows in the UK.
