Christina Aguilera Defends Britney Spears In Impassioned Twitter Thread: 'Unacceptable'
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“My heart goes out to Britney. She deserves all the TRUE love and support in the world," Aguilera wrote of her former "Mickey Mouse Club" costar.
Christina Aguilera tweeted a lengthy message of support for Britney Spears early Thursday, wishing her former “Mickey Mouse Club” costar love in light of the allegations she made in court last week about the conservatorship she’s remained under since 2008. Spears claimed the control her father, Jamies Spears, exerts over her life was “doing me way more harm than good,” alleging she was prescribed lithium against her will and been told she couldn’t have a birth control device removed. “It is unacceptable that any woman, or human, wanting to be in control of their own destiny might not be allowed to live life as they wish,” Aguilera wrote in response to the allegations, alongside a throwback photograph of herself and Spears as children.
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