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22 Sep, 4 tweets, 2 min read
⚡️ Britney Spears’ life is getting the documentary treatment without her explicit permission once again, but this time Netflix is at the helm. huffp.st/6oOxm14
Directed by Erin Lee Carr, the documentary will reportedly “center around Spears’ highly-unusual conservatorship, and will feature key figures in Spears’ orbit,” according to Variety. 📸: Getty Images huffp.st/6oOxm14
While Britney Spears has publicly thanked her fans for their support, she’s been less than enthusiastic regarding the documentaries about her life, blasting them as “so hypocritical” given how “they criticize the media and then do the same thing.” huffp.st/6oOxm14
The film is set to premiere on Sept. 28, the day before the singer’s next court date in her ongoing legal battle to regain control of her life. huffp.st/6oOxm14

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