Britney Spears goes to the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards at Madison Square Garden on Aug. 28, 2016 in New York City. Nicholas Hunt/FilmMagic
Britney Spears is assessing the Las Vegas event previously today in which she was allegedly struck by NBA celebrity Victor Wembanyama’s safety and security.
The pop super star required to Instagram to share her ideas on Friday (July 7) after TMZ shared footage of the circumstance, where Spears is seen touching the San Antonio Spurs gamer on the back outdoors Catch dining establishment — in spite of Wembanyama asserting she grabbed him from behind — which motivated the Spurs’ Director of Team Security Damian Smith to press the “Womanizer” vocalist’s arm off the beaten track, striking her in the face. Spears is after that listened to weeping out, “F— you all.”
“I’ve been working in the industry for years and have been with some of the most famous people in the world … NSYNC at one point were like The Beatles … girls would throw themselves at them everywhere we went … not one time in my life has a security guard ever hit another person !!!” Spears composed on Instagram. “I’m not sharing this to be a victim … I SIMPLY GET IT HONESTLY … my reaction was priceless … BAD ??? YES … I’ve had documentaries done about me and none of which I approved … I have felt helpless in most situations and my experience in Vegas and my reaction was a cry out on all levels … I will say it !!! No, I don’t feel like I have been treated as an equal person in this country … of course when I watched the video myself … the people who actually swarmed around me when they heard me get hit made me feel like I mattered !!! I wasn’t aware of that at the time … all people could hear was me saying f— you all … which was WAY BETTER THAN HITTING HIM BACK 🙄🙄 🙄 !!!”
However, Spears stated she’s “still a huge fan” of Wembanyama’s. “It’s not his fault his security hit me … s— happens !!! I hope you’re all having a wonderful Friday !!!”
See her message listed below.
