Britney Spears wants to be open about her struggles, but says they’re ‘too offensive to share’

“We love you. We fought for your freedom. We stand with you while you work thru your trauma,” a second chimed in.

Since breaking free from her 13-year conservatorship in 2021, Spears has occasionally opened up about her strives, particularly blaming her estranged father, Jamie Spears, “for the abuses and trauma he caused.”

In the pop sensation’s October 2023 memoir, “The Woman In Me,” Britney got candid about her resentment toward her father as he was appointed the legal guardian of her case in 2008.

She alleged Jamie, 71, was “put on the earth for no other reason than to help their cash flow” as court filings showed the family patriarch paid himself an estimated $6 million in his role as Spears’ conservator.

The mom of two also alleged her father often criticized her appearance, repeatedly referring to her as fat and forcing her to eat only chicken and canned vegetables for two years.

Aside from her broken relationship with Jamie, Spears also wrote about the trauma of having an abortion when she was merely a teenager because her ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake “wasn’t happy about the pregnancy.”

The former Mouseketeers started dating in 1999 but ultimately broke up in 2002 amid infidelity from both parties.

As Spears recently revisited her past in her bestselling book, she also continues to battle the fallout of her divorce from Sam Asghari, 30.

The “Gimmie More” hitmaker and the actor called it quits after a year of marriage in August 2023 amid reports Spears was an abuse cheater toward her ex.