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Britney Spears wishes mom & dad ‘burn in hell’

Britney Spears is probably a disgruntled singer and daughter who took to Instagram to vent about her parents, whom she wishes would ‘burn in hell.’

In the tense audio clip released on Monday, September 12), she says, “As for my parents, who sat back and hid coffee from me at home to wake me up from feeling dead and scared like an old lady… and then threw me away… I’m going to say it loud and proud… I hope you both perish in hell.”

The 40-year-old pop sensation also revealed the details of her 13-year conservatorship, adding that while it may be an old story for some, it was still a difficult period for her.

Britney Spears mentioned “the strangest thing she’d ever encountered” before being forced to “go to that place,” which we may assume is a rehab facility.

It was all about MRIs and how many her parents would want her to have in a few hours at the facility.

More MRIs For Spears

She had her first MRI for a cyst on her chest when she was around eight years old.

While doctors gave her a good health certificate, her parents did agree with them and insisted on three more MRIs during her conservatorship, which she said didn’t “make sense.”

Spears started to become suspicious, thinking that her parents and doctors were concealing a “secret” cancer diagnosis from her.

“The isolation, the nurses, the vials of blood, the constant communication … I was like, ‘Wait, is this a new kind of cancer treatment? Is that why they sent me away to this place? They didn’t want me to know [a] big secret?’” Spears shared.

She concluded by saying she believes her parents were “just being mean” and that her father was “trying to kill me”.

“I hope he burns in f**ing hell,” she said, which she reiterated in the lengthy post caption.

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