Miley Cyrus shows ‘love’ for Britney Spears during Super Bowl… as celebs declare support after revealing new documentary Framing Britney Spears
Miley Cyrus showed her support for Britney Spears on Sunday, days after the release of the revealing documentary Framing Britney Spears.
Cyrus, 28, told audiences at her Super Bowl TikTok Tailgate performance ‘We love Britney’ after singing the Lucky songstress’ name in Party In The USA.
It comes while celebs and Spears fans are rallying around the pop star, 39, after the Friday release of the New York Times-produced doc, which explores her meteoric rise to fame, very public struggles with mental health and ongoing conservatorship battle with father Jamie Spears.
Love: Miley Cyrus showed her support for Britney Spears, saying ‘We love Britney’ during her performance at Sunday’s Super Bowl TikTok Tailgate before the big game
In the spotlight: Celebs and Spears fans are rallying around the pop star, 39, after the release of New York Times-produced doc, which explores her meteoric rise to fame, very public struggles with mental health and ongoing conservatorship battle with father Jamie Spears. She’s seen in 2019 above
Cyrus has spoken out about the singer in the past, shouting ‘Free Britney’ during a 2019 concert in Memphis, Tennessee, according to Variety.
Fellow musician Hayley Williams was shocked by the documentary, reacting on Twitter.
‘The Framing Britney Spears doc holy f***,’ the Paramore singer, 32, wrote.
‘No artist today would have to endure the literal torture that media/society/utter misogynists inflicted upon her,’ she continued.
‘The mental health awareness conversation, culturally, could never be where it is without the awful price she has paid.’
Wow: Fellow musician Hayley Williams was shocked by the documentary, reacting on Twitter
Alert: Sarah Jessica Parker tweeted the hashtag #FreeBritney, a fan-driven social media campaign promoting awareness about Spears’ conservatorship case. Three hours later she tweeted the title of the doc
Hayley’s message with co-signed by Sam Smith, who retweeted the post with a pointing emoji.
Sarah Jessica Parker tweeted the hashtag #FreeBritney, a fan-driven social media campaign promoting awareness about Spears’ conservatorship case. Three hours later she tweeted the title of the doc.
Bette Midler and Megan McCain echoed her statement with their own tweets.
Framing Britney Spears reexamines the …Baby, One More Time singer’s life story, putting a spotlight on the media’s treatment of the star while also doing a deep dive into her 12-year-long conservatorship.
Big voices: Bette Midler and Meghan McCain also showed their support
Spears was put under conservatorship in 2008 after being placed on psychiatric hold for five-days, giving her father control of her person and finances.
Though it was supposed to expire in 2009, it remains in place to this day. Britney has been fighting to remove her father as conservator since 2020.
Her lawyers said the star is ‘afraid of her father’ in front of a judge last November, adding ‘She will not perform again if her father is in charge of her career.’
The next hearing regarding Britney Spears’ case is this Thursday, February 11th.
Framing Britney Spears is available via Hulu.
Deep dive: Framing Britney Spears reexamines the …Baby, One More Time singer’s life story, putting a spotlight on the media’s treatment of the star while also doing a deep dive into her 12-year-long conservatorship. It’s availble to stream via Hulu now