Britney Spears has threatened to sue her former management company Tri-Star, three months after her 13-year controversial conservatorship ended.
In a now-deleted Instagram post, the pop star claimed that Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group CEO Lou Taylor and her colleague Robin Greenhill allegedly tried to assassinate her right before her father Jamie Spears placed her under conservatorship in 2008.
Taylor accused him of having an affair with her father when he was her conservator just days before. Protesters using the hashtag #FreeBritney have long questioned the businesswoman and her management firm for their roles in Britney Spears’ conservatorship. Taylor, on the other hand, has denied any involvement in the legal deal.
An examination of Britney Spears’ charges against her former managers
Britney Spears has recently taken to Instagram to bash her former management company, Tri-Star Entertainment, and its CEO, Lou Taylor. To make her feel special, Tri-Star reportedly brought her to their office a week before she was placed in involuntary mental custody in 2008:
“Tri-Star summoned me to their headquarters a week before shipping me to that f***ing site… They’re incredibly nice with their ‘We’re here to make you feel special!'” the fancy suit-clad b*****
The pop star claimed to have eaten lunch with Taylor and Robin Greenhill, who supposedly showed Spears a “giant black and white framed photo” of herself in their office’s hallway. She also stated that Kate Beckinsale attended the event:
“They duped me and “made me feel special”… Correct… A week later, the same b ****** murdered me!!”
According to the Toxic hitmaker, her father, Jamie Spears, “worshiped” Taylor and Greenhill and believes they attempted to “kill” her:
“I believe they were planning to assassinate me… To this day, I believe that is exactly what they were attempting… But nothing was wrong with me, and I didn’t die!!!!”
Spears went on to state that no one else would have been able to endure her management’s treatment and actions:
“No one else would have been able to survive what they did to me!” I was there and remember everything! “I’m suing the s*** out of Tri Star!!!”
The singer also stated that her management had previously “gotten away” with their alleged behavior, but she will now issue daily warnings to them. Tri-Star Sports and Entertainment Group, on the other hand, has denied all of the allegations made in Spears’ essay. According to Rolling Stone, attorney Charles Harder, Esq.:
“These claims are absolutely false, as well as extremely harmful, damaging, and unacceptable.”
Although Britney Spears deleted her post later that day, it is unknown whether she will file a lawsuit against Tri-Star in the future days.
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