WATCH: 'Framing Britney Spears' is a horrifying pop documentary
Updated | By East Coast Radio
Britney Spears has been struggling to break free from her conservatorship and fans worldwide have been showing their support for the popstar.
Seemingly out of nowhere a brand new documentary about Brintey Spears' life has been released.
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More specifically, this documentary gives an in-depth look at the ongoing struggles the star has been facing with her legal issues and conservatorship.
It's called 'Framing Britney Spears' and it is now available on Hulu and FX.
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It begins with the popstar's rise to fame before going into the controversy surrounding her mental health, her father being her conservator, and her general well-being.
In case you have been living under a rock, Jamie Spears, the father of Britney, has been in control of her financial and career affairs since her breakdown and subsequent hospitalisation in 2008.
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A conservator is a guardian or 'protector' that has been given complete control over a person's life and every aspect of it, basically taking away their freedom of choice and free will.
She had been battling major mental health issues, her family were incredibly concerned, and they ended up making the decisions they thought would be best for her.
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And they may have been 13 years ago, but it could be time for a change.
Generally, there is a place for this type of agreement in society when people are truly at risk of harming themselves or others.
However, many fans and other celebrities across the world have spoken up and agreed that the time has come for Britney to regain control over her own life, and this is now known as the #FreeBritney movement.
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The movement has gained massive momentum and even more attention as viewers were left shocked by the documentary:
Just making a list of everyone who has wronged Britney Spears..
— Camilla Luddington (@camilluddington) February 7, 2021
this docu is heartbreaking. Also.. #FreeBritney pic.twitter.com/7OCxikm7rk
still waiting for justin timberlake to publicly apologize to britney spears
— gh (@GabbieHanna) February 7, 2021
Watched the Britney Spears doc last night. Legal questions aside, it’s eye-opening. The documented societal treatment of this talented young woman was sick. Lots of people should come out and say what they regret.
— Robert J. DeNault (@robertjdenault) February 7, 2021
Looking at you, Justin Timberlake, Jay Leno, and Diane Sawyer.
I'm not emotionally ready to watch that Britney doc. Just thinking about her makes me sad. The same with Whitney. The same with every single woman in the spotlight the media made their mission to destroy.
— Fiona Applebum says block Shaun King! (@WrittenByHanna) February 7, 2021
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Some even called upon the newly-elected President himself:
So did Jill Biden watch #FramingBritneySpears and tell Joe to free Britney Spears already ? pic.twitter.com/AJF0s1citn
— Mimie Mathy #1 stan ミ☆ (@careyspearss) February 6, 2021
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All jokes aside, the story of Britney Spears has taken a serious turn over the last few years.
We can only hope that Britney is doing well, considering the circumstances, that she is happy, and, most importantly, that she is taking care of herself.
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