Newly Aired Clip Shows Britney Spears Talk Conservatorship Long Before #FreeBritney
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A fan spotted the never-before-seen footage of Spears discussing her legal situation in a best-of episode of "The Jonathan Ross Show."
Never-before-seen footage of Britney Spears talking about her conservatorship has come to light after British network ITV included the interview clip in a new best-of episode of “The Jonathan Ross Show.”
In the midst of her 13-year conservatorship, the pop star discussed the arrangement during a 2016 sit-down on the long-running talk show. According to the singer, however, her comments were clipped from the final edit.
Recalling the interview in her 2023 memoir, “The Woman in Me,” Spears wrote: “I even mentioned the conservatorship on a talk show in 2016, but somehow that part of the interview didn’t make it to the air. Huh. How interesting.”
The clip spent nearly a decade in the archives, but fashion writer Philip Logan spotted it in a compilation episode of “The Jonathan Ross Show” that aired Saturday.
Logan shared the interview excerpt in a post on X, formerly Twitter.
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