Britney Spears on ‘eff you’ reaction to security incident: I’ve never ‘been treated equal in this country’


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This combination of pictures shows US singer Britney Spears and French basketball player Victor Wembanyama. Photos: AFP

Britney Spears continues to voice her side of the Victor Wembanyama security “slap” incident, posting on Instagram Friday (July 7) that she feels her obscenity-laced reaction was in part because she believes she has never “been treated as an equal person” in the United States.

The post came shortly after cellphone video was shared by TMZ, which shows Spears responding to the incident by yelling, “That’s America for you. F— you all!”

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