Britney Spears was the subject of online discussion on Thursday after making headlines when she was taken out of the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles by ambulance amid fears she was experiencing a “mental health crisis”.
The 42-year-old Grammy winner was wrapped in a blanket and clutched a messy pillow as first responders helped her leave the Hollywood center where comedian John Belushi overdosed in 1982.
A number of social media users have expressed serious concerns about the pop star’s well-being amid the latest events, including Britney herself addressing the incident on social media.
One fan said on Twitter/X that the pop star was “probably spiraling” amid a bout of mental illness, adding: “I honestly don’t see this ending well.”
The fan said he believed the Oops!…I Did It Again artist had returned to the stage too soon after facing a series of troubling events over 15 years ago; was not properly addressed in the years that followed; and didn’t have the infrastructure in his personal life to handle a similar course of events this time around.
Britney Spears was the subject of online discussion on Thursday after making headlines when she was taken out of the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles by ambulance amid fears she was experiencing a “mental health crisis”. Spears pictured on Instagram Thursday evening
“Honestly, she probably should have never returned to the stage after her first breakdown in 2008 or at least taken several years off to undergo intensive therapy,” the fan said. “Just giving her pills and restrictions was a band-aid and now she has no support system.”
Another fan said they “just want to know Britney Spears is really okay,” adding, “I can’t say it anymore.”
One fan called it a “BAD idea to end the conservatorship” she lived under from 2008 to 2021, adding, “At least then she was protected.”
The fan praised the efforts of Britney’s father, Jamie Spears, throughout the series of controversial events surrounding the conservatorship, saying “her father was and is the only one who really cares.”
Another user agreed, saying Jamie Spears owes “a big apology” after Wednesday’s incident at the Chateau Marmont.
One user also condemned the Free Britney movement’s efforts, saying the public may be “watching” the troubled singer’s end.
Another fan criticized the Free Britney movement, saying it contributed to the Toxic singer’s current problems.
“The fame that Britney Spears has gained is enough to unsettle even the most reasonable person,” the user said. “It ruined it.
“But all of you FreeBritney fools played a huge role in keeping her famous, buying tickets and merchandise. Only now you’re worried about her well-being? Give up.
A fan praised the efforts of Britney’s lawyer, Matthew Rosengart, and the constant influence he has had on the pop star in recent years.
“God bless Matthew Rosengart,” the user said. “He deserves all the respect in the world.”
One fan said on Twitter/X that the pop star was “probably spiraling” amid a bout of mental illness, adding: “I honestly don’t see this ending.”
Another fan said he “just wants to know that Britney Spears is really okay,” adding, “I can’t say it anymore.”
One fan called it a “BAD idea to end the conservatorship” she lived under from 2008 to 2021.
Another user agreed, saying Jamie Spears owes “a big apology” after Wednesday’s incident at the Chateau Marmont.
One fan noted how Spears was back to her usual social media antics, showing off her dance moves from her Southern California mansion.
A fan praised the efforts of Britney’s lawyer, Matthew Rosengart, and the constant influence he has had on the pop star in recent years.
A fan reposted an Instagram post Britney made on Thursday giving his thoughts on the incident, saying the pop star’s ability to communicate directly with her fans is “a game changer.”
A fan reposted an Instagram post Britney made on Thursday giving his thoughts on the incident, saying the pop star’s ability to communicate directly with her fans is “a game changer.”
The fan noted that ‘what people did to (Britney) in 2007 can’t be (done) to her again!!’
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