Britney Spears has written about Maleficent and losing her ‘wings’ in a lengthy post claiming she suffered ‘brain damage’ in the past.
The 43-year-old pop star, who has sparked concern in recent years over seemingly erratic social media posts, shared a photo of herself riding on horseback
Her latest post comes after she has argued against allegations made by ex-husband Kevin Federline in his new memoir, although she hasn’t referenced him or his comments this time.
She wrote alongside the picture: ‘My back… my blades… my wings… remember the movie Maleficent such an incredible movie!!!!
‘Remember the king tried to kill her but instead a guy secretly took her wings but anything from the father in heaven the real father whom is the one I only claim who loves unconditionally…
‘Anything holy is never forgotten… her wings were holy so the king couldn’t take them not one person could say they were restored and hidden locked in a secret holy stain glass church…’
While Britney – who was under a conservatorship from 2008 to 2021 – added that the Sleeping Beauty prequel movie doesn’t necessarily have ‘any relevance’ to her, she described it as ‘incredible interesting’ as she reflected on her own life.
‘I had a traumatic experience as some of you know at the end of my book where for 4 months I no longer had my private door and illegally was forced to not use my feet or body to go anywhere,’ she continued.
‘For a person like me who understands the sacredness is god speed… it did more than hurt my body… trust me there’s ALOT I didn’t share in my book and still things at this very moment I’ve kept hidden because its incredibly painful and sad…
‘I do feel the logic and mindfulness in my body as ONE was 100 percent murdered and destroyed I couldn’t dance or move for 5 months… anyways I know my post and dancing seemed silly but it made me remember how to fly…
‘I used to swim with my babies on my back till they were 4 and 5 I was incredibly strong… at the end of the movie she goes to a church and somehow find her wings 🪽 protector of the moors considered a villian but actually one with mother nature… animals would bow to her…’
She described Maleficent, who was played by Angelina Jolie in the 2014 live action film, as ‘brilliant’, before saying she has ‘moved on’ from the ‘troubling time’ in her own life,
‘I do feel like my wings were taken away and brain damage happened to me a long time ago 100 percent… I have of course moved on from that troubling time in my life and I’m blessed to be alive,’ she continued.
‘I’m showing my back one make up artist said dont you think its too big… people are incredibly cruel…
‘Still to this day I haven’t flown like I use to do you think if I go to the Vatican I might find something quite interesting there??????
‘Its fun to tell stories at this point because this all might sound so silly but with what garbage literally is being said about me I said why not bring SUBSTANCE to the table (sic)’
A couple of hours after that post, Britney shared photograph of a sunset simply captioned ‘yesterday evening’, while she also made an emotional post earlier on about her late grandfather.
The Toxic hitmaker admitted they ‘never spoke much’, but she can still recall his final words to her before he died.
‘He said promise me one thing… people will talk and talk and he said the world can be a very cruel place… he said promise me you wont care what these ignorant people say and lie about you,’ she wrote.
‘He said you stay fearless… thats in your blood… to be fearless… don’t become crippled and scared and a person explaining yourself so you give them the entitlement to make you less than them…
‘When people really understand the power of your name alone people will test you and do absolutely anything to pull you down… now I understand why he said that… he said look up my dear child I will tell you exactly what to do!!!!! (sic)’
Metro has contacted Britney Spears’ representative for comments.
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