The bikini photos that unleashed the fury of Britney Spears: she accused the paparazzi of editing the images to harm her
The singer was photographed with her boyfriend, Sam Asghari, in Miami and was not happy to discover how underprivileged, in her opinion, appears in these images, which, according to the singer herself, were modified to harm her
Britney Spears has accused the paparazzi of editing her natural photos to make her appear "fatter." The anger and discharge of "the princess of pop" on social networks came after some photographs of her with her boyfriend, the model Sam Asghari, came to light, enjoying the beaches of Miami during the weekend .
In full recovery from a severe depression that led her to stay for a month in a psychiatric clinic and to suspend her shows in Las Vegas, the 37-year-old singer accused photographers of wanting to harm her by selling an image of her physique that is not real.
Spears was not amused to discover how underprivileged, in her opinion, appears in these images, and took to her Instagram account to share a video in which she responds to all the fans who accuse her of sharing retouched images to the Compare them to other photographs of you that are frequently seen in the media without Photoshop.
"Hi. Please don't judge me, I look terrible," she tears off the clip in which she has smeared mascara and messy hair after water skiing.
"Many fans are constantly criticizing the images that celebrities publish on our social networks saying that they are either old or that they are retouched," says Spears. "But what nobody asks is if the photos that the paparazzi sell are false or if they make arrangements to make them news. In the published photos it seems that I weigh 10 kilos more than today. This is how I am now, and I am skinny as a needle. What is real? ", the artist raised in her post, in which she wore the same bikini that she had when it was taken by the paparazzi, to show that she looks thinner than in the original photos.
MEGA, the photography agency that published the photographs in question, rejected Spears's allegations, calling them ridiculous. "We believe that Britney looks very good and it is ridiculous to suggest that the photos or the video were altered in some way. It was not done," explained the representative of the agency to the US site Page Six.
"It was good to see her happy and having fun, and we wish her the best," he added.
Meanwhile, some followers claim that the singer is the victim of a "conspiracy theory" and say that her father, Jamie Spears, who is in charge of her guardianship and finances, is publishing old content online to make it appear that he is not well.
Jamie Spears recently applied to extend the singer's guardianship outside of California to three other US states. He has been the administrator and guarantor of her daughter since 2007, the year in which the interpreter completely lost control: she was admitted to a psychiatric hospital and lost custody of her children, Sean and Jyden, that she had with him. Dancer Kevin Federline.
