Sam Asghari Has A Surprising Reaction To Britney Spears' Knife-Dancing Video
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The pop icon and model split before Spears posted the notorious video to her Instagram account.
Sam Asghari seems to have a lot of empathy for his ex-wife, Britney Spears.
On Wednesday, the Iranian-born model appeared on “The Viall Files” podcast and was asked about the “Toxic” singer’s notorious knife-dancing video she posted to Instagram in September 2023.
Spears shared the notorious video to social media after Asghari had filed for divorce from Spears the month prior.
In the video, Spears dances to Enigma’s 1990 hit, “Sadeness,” while flinging around two butcher knives in her underwear and a crop top as her dogs watch her.
During Asghari’s interview, host Nick Viall couldn’t help but ask the model for his reaction to the video — and Asghari’s response was pretty refreshing.
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