Pop megastar Britney Spears’ fans are taking to social media to vent about her little sister Jamie Lynn’s husband after they realised he was snooping at one of Britney’s recent Instagram snaps.
Jamie Lynn Spears, 30, posted a picture of her husband, Jamie Watson, looking at a post of Britney’s which said: “Kindness. Do you know what really turns me on? What I find incredibly sexy? Kindness.”
Fans and members of the #FreeBritney movement also knew that the picture from a page in a book appeared between revealing topless photos of Britney.
One Britney fan tweeted: “Not Jamie Lynn’s husband checking out the book post in between Britney’s t–ties, how embarrassing,”
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“Jamie Lynn and her husband are obsessed with Britney,” another tweeted, alongside the crying, laughing face emoji and “#FreeBritney.”
Jamie-Lynn and Jamie Watson have been married since 2014, and have Ivey, their 3-year-old daughter together.
Jamie-Lynn was pregnant at 16, and had her first daughter in 2008.
Fans thought it strange that Britney’s sister and her husband would be keeping tabs on her socials, since the siblings conflict over the pop legend’s ongoing public battle against her 13-year long conservatorship.
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Britney, 39, got vocal about the situation and said: “I don’t like that my sister showed up at an awards show and performed MY SONGS to remixes!!!!!”
After which Jamie Lynn pleaded for “peace” in an Instagram post.
The ‘Lucky’ singer’s next post then read, “May the Lord wrap your mean a** up in joy today.”
Jamie Lynn has disabled comments under her posts perhaps to avoid further conflict.
As Britney continued to battle to end her conservatorship for good, she is opening up more about the “abusive” behavior she’s been through.
Last month in court she revealed that she wants to sue her family for letting her remain under the strict guardianship, which she says has “killed her dreams.”
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