Britney
Spears
has
reacted
to
her
younger
sister,
Jamie
Lynn’s
upcoming
memoir
and
the
recent
allegations
she
made
about
the
singer’s
mental
health
and
behaviour.
Brintey
took
to
her
Twitter
account
and
asked
why
her
sister
is
using
her
experience
to
sell
a
book.

Jamie
during
an
interview
on
Good
Morning
America
alleged
that
Britney
once
locked
them
both
in
a
room
while
holding
a
knife.
She
went
on
to
describe
the
singer’s
behaviour
over
the
years
as
“erratic,
paranoid
and
spiralling,”
and
said
that
she
screamed
in
her
face
during
the
Covid-19
lockdown.

Responded
that
Jamie’s
claims
Brintey
wrote,
“So
why
are
they
even
talking
about
that
unless
she
wants
to
sell
a
book
at
my
expense?”.
She
sarcastically
wished
her
sister
success
with
her
memoir
and
claimed
that
her
family
had
“ruined
my
dreams
100
billion
per
cent
and
try
to
make
me
look
like
the
crazy
one
…
My
family
loves
to
pull
me
down
and
hurt
me
always
so
I
am
disgusted
with
them.”

In
a
subsequent
statement
posted
to
Instagram,
Jamie
Lynn
questioned
the
veracity
of
Britney’s
remarks.
The
caption
read,
“It’s
become
exhausting
when
conversations
and
texts
we
have
in
private
don’t
match
what
you
post
on
social
media.
I
know
you’re
going
through
a
lot
and
I
never
want
to
diminish
that,
but
I
also
can’t
diminish
myself.”

Britney
Spears’
Wedding
On
Hold
While
Conservatorship
Ruling
Is
Awaited

She
denied
that
her
book
was
all
about
Britney
and
added,
“I
can’t
help
that
I
was
born
a
Spears,
too,
and
that
some
of
my
experiences
involve
my
sister.
I’ve
worked
hard
since
before
I
was
even
a
teenager,
and
I’ve
built
my
career
in
spite
of
just
being
someone’s
little
sister.”

Notably,
over
the
past
15
years,
Britney
and
Jamie
Lynn
have
rarely
spent
time
together.
Back
in
2017,
during
Radio
Disney
Awards,
Jamie
had
performed
a
remix
of
the
singers
songs,
to
which
Brintey
had
said
that
it
“hurt
me
deeply.”

Talking
about
the
same
Jamie
added,
“I
was
doing
a
tribute
to
honour
my
sister
and
all
the
amazing
things
that
she’s
done,”
Jamie
Lynn
said.
“I
don’t
think
she’s
personally
upset
with
me
about
that.
Truthfully,
I
don’t
know
why
that
bothers
her.”

Judge
Dissolves
Britney
Spears’
Conservatorship,
Singer
Says
‘Best
Day
Ever’

For
the
unversed,
in
November
2021,
Britney
Spears
successfully
terminated
the
conservatorship
that
governed
her
life
and
career
for
nearly
14
years.
Meanwhile,
Jamie
Lynn’s
memoir,
Things
I
Should
Have
Said,
is
set
to
release
on
January
18,
by
Hachette’s
Christian
imprint,
Worthy
Books.