Miley Cyrus, Bette Midler and More Show Support for Britney Spears
Miley Cyrus, Bette Midler and More
Show Support for Britney Spears.
Celebrities are speaking out in support
of Britney Spears after a new film documenting
her rise to fame aired on February 5. .
The documentary, titled ‘Framing Britney Spears,’
dives deep into her court-ordered conservatorship
and current legal battle with her father. .
Miley Cyrus spoke out during her pre-Super Bowl
performance on Sunday, saying “we love Britney.” .
Sarah Jessica Parker and Bette Midler
took to Twitter to voice their support by
tweeting “#FreeBritney.” .
“#FreeBritney” is spearheaded by
a group of Spears’ fans who believe she
should be free of her conservatorship.
Hayley Williams also posted on Twitter,
saying Spears paid an “awful price” to bring awareness
to mental health issues among celebrities. .
No artist today would have to endure the literal
torture that media/society/utter misogynists
inflicted upon her. The mental health awareness
conversation, culturally, could never be where
it is without the awful price she has paid, Hayley Williams, via Twitter.
Spears’ next court hearing in her
conservatorship battle is on February 11.
Show Support for Britney Spears.
Celebrities are speaking out in support
of Britney Spears after a new film documenting
her rise to fame aired on February 5. .
The documentary, titled ‘Framing Britney Spears,’
dives deep into her court-ordered conservatorship
and current legal battle with her father. .
Miley Cyrus spoke out during her pre-Super Bowl
performance on Sunday, saying “we love Britney.” .
Sarah Jessica Parker and Bette Midler
took to Twitter to voice their support by
tweeting “#FreeBritney.” .
“#FreeBritney” is spearheaded by
a group of Spears’ fans who believe she
should be free of her conservatorship.
Hayley Williams also posted on Twitter,
saying Spears paid an “awful price” to bring awareness
to mental health issues among celebrities. .
No artist today would have to endure the literal
torture that media/society/utter misogynists
inflicted upon her. The mental health awareness
conversation, culturally, could never be where
it is without the awful price she has paid, Hayley Williams, via Twitter.
Spears’ next court hearing in her
conservatorship battle is on February 11.