Britney Spears claimed her mother was involved in planning herconservatorship .- The singer said in an Instagram post
Lynne Spears "acted like you had no idea what was going on."
Britney Spears on Monday accused her mother Lynne Spears of helping to plot her conservatorship and hiding coffee from her. "You abused me," the singer said in a post on Instagram.
On Monday, Lynne shared a post defending herself against criticism that she never texted Britney back while she was in a mental health facility in 2019. Lynne said that Britney did not share the "whole conversation" and that she still loved her daughter.
Later on Monday, Britney responded by saying that her mother had "abused" her.
"Yo ma did you also let people know that's one of the only times you text me back?" she began the post. "Did you also tell people how you hid coffee ??? Did you tell them every morning when I would try to find coffee there was no pictures of me up in the kitchen, just Maddie and Jamie Lynn ??? Every single morning I would put a picture of me by you guys... and every morning you would put it away before I woke up !!!"
She added: "You have some nerve showing your texts when you know you guys hurt me so bad its not even funny."
Britney went on to accuse Lynne of pretending not to know that the singer was going to be placed in a conservatorship back in 2008.
"I had you, Miss Jacky, Allie and another friend over the night before they took me away!!!" Britney wrote. "I had done nothing wrong and you kept telling me on my couch we need to go to Malibu cause I think people are coming to get me and I said 'Why???'"
The pop singer continued: "I didn't believe you guys... we had a fucking sleepover the night before !!! It was all planned and you acted like you had no idea what was going on !!!"
Britney ended the post by saying: "You abused me... yes I will say it and it blows me that you still play the prayer loving mom."
The latest chapter in the Spears' family saga began Sunday when Britney shared, in a now-deleted Instagram post, screenshots of conversations with her mother, a friend named Jansen Fitzgerald, and her former court-appointed lawyer, Sam Ingham. The singer said the messages were from a time she was in a mental health facility "3 years ago."
Britney captioned the post "it's a little different with proof" and claimed that she never received a response to her messages to her mother or Fitzgerald. She said her mother only texted when she got out: "Her words were, 'You should have let me visit you and give you a hug.'"
On Monday, both Lynne and Fitzgerald disputed Spears' claims they did not respond to her messages.
Lynne reshared Fitzgerald's response to Spears from her Instagram Story, and captioned the screenshot: "Britney, I have all the 'whole conversations' as well! I hurt for you that you feel the people who love you the most betrayed you! Let me come to you! I love you!"
Britney continues to feud with her family over her 13-year-long conservatorship after it ended in November 2021.
Britney previously said she didn't invite her family to her wedding to Sam Ashghari last month but Jamie Lynn and Lynne still supported the 40-year-old singer on social media.
Representatives for Lynne Spears have been reached for comment.