Another member of Britney Spears’ family has spoken out amid the pop star’s stint in a mental health facility.
Jamie Lynn Spears took to Instagram late Monday night to show her big sis some support as the Toxic singer reaches the end of her 30-day treatment program.
The Zoey 101 alum didn’t straight up address Britney’s recent mental health issues in the post, but she instead wrote a general message to all the haters out there: back the f**k off Britney, or else they’ll feel the wrath of Jamie Lynn.
To illustrate her point, the 28-year-old shared paparazzi footage from about a decade ago, around the time Britney was bouncing back from her 2007 breakdown. The two Spears sisters were seen moving through a mob of photographers when an unidentified woman told the pop icon to get out of her neighborhood because no one wanted her there.
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While Brit stayed quiet, Jamie Lynn couldn’t leave without letting the woman have it. She snapped:
“Well then move the f**k out!!”
Ha!
Bringing it back to the current obsession with Britney’s latest mental health woes, the mother-of-two wrote:
“10 years ago, who was there?? I have been here long before anyone else, and I’ll be here long after. I love my sister with everything I have. So, anyone or anything that speaks to the contrary can GTFOH with all the comments about what you don’t understand.Do not come for me or the ones I love anymore. You can move the “blank” outta here with all that, just like this other lady who was running her mouth.??”
Tell em, gurl! Watch the vintage moment (below):
https://www.instagram.com/p/BwlVlAjg4tq/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=fnpj2xuzhlvi
Jamie’s Insta-guarding comes as Britney reaches the end of her 30-day stay at a Los Angeles-area mental health facility, which she reportedly checked herself into last month.
Throughout the past few weeks, sources have shared conflicting information about how the 37-year-old landed at the facility in the first place: some claimed that she had checked herself in voluntarily, while others have claimed that her father, Jamie Spears, had forced Britney to go in an effort to stabilize her meds.
Based on the latest we’re hearing from TMZ, Jamie would have been unable to force Britney into a mental health facility due to the type of conservatorship she has. The outlet reports that the songstress’s conservatorship does not allow a conservator — who would be Jamie, in this case — to force someone into a mental health facility.
In addition to that, TMZ reports that Jamie is adamant he did not want Britney to go to the facility in the first place because he thought it would leak out to the press, and apparently felt there were better options to solve her problems.
The outlet’s insiders insist that Britney is the one who said she wanted to go to the facility — and is NOT being held against her will, as a source alarmingly claimed last week.
As for the reports claiming the conservatorship has forced medication on Britney, TMZ insists this is not true either. The conservatorship the pop star is under does not allow the conservator to force drugs on the person for whom the conservatorship was created.
Amid her treatment program, doctors have reportedly been trying to create a new drug cocktail to keep Britney’s mental health issues stabilized, as the previous medication mixture she was on apparently lost its effectiveness in the months since Jamie’s colon ruptured.
To do this, doctors first reportedly had to wean Brit off of her existing meds — a process that can’t be rushed, due to a risk of suicide if it’s not done right –then created new medication cocktails that they hoped would stabilize her again.
Sadly, the process is apparently trial and error; and errors were made that caused Britney to become unstable and ultimately hesitant to work with the medical professionals.
Since she was admitted to the mental health facility, doctors believe they’ve found the right concoction of drugs, and Britney is said to be gearing up for a release.
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