Britney Spears says she only went out TWICE during four-year Las Vegas residency

Britney Spears posted another long caption to her fans on Monday, writing about her thoughts on life while showing off a new white dress in a one-minute video.

In the caption of the post, Spears, 39, claimed she only dated twice during her four-year residency in Las Vegas, where she performed with her father Jamie Spears still in full control. as a curator.

“I was thinking about when I did concerts in Vegas,” the Toxic frontman wrote in part. ‘The four years I was there I only went out twice !!!! Unfortunately, I am not lying.

The singer’s concert residency, Britney: Piece of Me, opened in December 2013 at the Planet Hollywood Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada, and ended in December 2017, having grossed nearly $ 138 million.

Meanwhile, Spears remained in his 13-year tutelage, with Father Jamie in charge, although he recently resigned amid his ongoing legal battle to regain his freedom.

Spears presented the post as “a minute of me in my new white dress” and went on to wonder what her “version of success” is.

She wrote: “For me is knowing that I have used my heart above my head and it is sometimes difficult because of the ego… but sometimes the ego is a protection !!!! . “

Adding: “I have to get the hell out of here… ok… I’m talking nonsense !!! Anyway… me in my white dress.

Meanwhile, on the same day, her father Jamie said Britney’s struggles with “addiction and mental health issues” are far more serious than the public knows, in newly filed documents.

Jamie filed court documents in which he claimed people would “congratulate” him if they knew “highly confidential” information about the severity of the star’s problems.

In a 15-page dossier filed in Los Angeles County Court earlier this month, he said: “If the public knew all the facts about Ms Spears’ personal life, not only her ups but also her downs , all the addiction and mental health issues she struggled with, and all the challenges of the Conservatory, they would commend Mr. Spears for the job he did, not defame him.

“But the public doesn’t know all the facts, and they don’t have a right to know, so there will be no public redemption for Mr. Spears.”

In filings, Mr Spears denied having control of Britney’s drug plan and said the drugs were overseen by former restaurateur Jodi Montgomery.

Ms Spears complained that she was forced to take mood-stabilizing drugs like lithium during a recent court appearance.

Mr Spears says his treatment plan was agreed with Montgomery, Britney’s late psychiatrist, Dr Benson, her ex-lawyer Sam Ingham III and other medical experts.

Additionally, he claimed his primary role in Britney’s medical treatment was to pay the bills, noting that Montgomery was given $ 10,000 a month to handle the case, but the medical bills “often exceeded that amount.”

Spears stressed that his only goal was to ‘save’ her daughter, adding: “There is no doubt that the Conservatory has saved Ms Spears from disaster, supported her when she needed it most, protected her like this. that his reputation for evil and facilitated the restoration of his career.

And although he acknowledged that Britney felt “constrained” by her treatment plan, doctors say the treatments were. joint decisions made to protect her from self-harm.

But Mr Spears added that he was ready to step aside in order to save his daughter from having to face a grueling “public feud”.

Still, he said he should not be impeached or suspended, but that he plans to step down at an appropriate time.

Spears has been in guardianship since 2008 following a very public breakup.

But recently, she has struggled to get out of the arrangement, which oversees her personal life, medical treatment, and financial affairs.