Britney Spears says she's "good" amid speculation she's being held against her will

Britney Spears told her fans that "everything is fine" in a video message on Instagram after rumors that she would be held against her will have led to a social media move, #FreeBritney.

The pop singer, who would have ended up in a psychiatric facility last month, said in an article published Tuesday that her family "was suffering a lot of stress and anxiety recently," and that she needed to " time to cope ". do not worry, and said that she would come back "very soon".

In a long caption accompanying the video, Spears revealed that members of his family and his team had received death threats.

"Do not believe everything you read and hear. These fake e-mails were created by Sam Lutfi years ago. I did not write them, "she said. We do not know what emails she was referring to.

"He pretended to be me and communicated with my team with a fake email address. My situation is unique, but I promise to do what is best at the moment … You may not know about me, but I'm strong and I defend what I want ! was the privacy.

Spears is reported to have been in a wellness clinic since last month when she was experiencing emotional distress related to her father's health problems, according to many outlets.

His father, Jamie Spears, suffered a "life-threatening" bowel fracture in November, reported People. The pop star subsequently canceled his future home in Las Vegas, called Domination, and moved into the treatment facility.

Fans' concern over the singer's well-being and her whereabouts was exacerbated last week, after the podcast, "Britney's Gram" aired a disturbing voice message from a paralegal claiming to have worked for the role of a court-approved Conservative who helps manage Spears' affairs. The podcast apparently caused some fans to think that the singer was to be held against his will.

Subscribers began using the #FreeBritney hashtag, which was supported by celebrities, including Eve, Paris Hilton and LuAnn de Lesseps de Bravo, "The Real Housewives of New York."

Some fans have staged protests in Los Angeles in real life:

Spears younger sister, Jamie Lynn, on Monday released a hot Instagram defending Britney against social media trolls. She posted an old video clip that showed her defending her older sister from someone who was screaming at her.