Britney Spears has broken her silence following the explosive New York Times documentary highlighting the songstress' scrutiny.
While the battles with her father's conservatorship over her have been made public, the new documentary, titled Framing Britney Spears, offers fans a new perspective on life for the 39-year-old.
Now, the popstar is speaking out.
The documentary focuses on Britney's conservatorship and the increasingly popular #FreeBritney movement on social media.
The film highlights the public humiliation inflicted on Brintey by her ex, Justin Timberlake. In case you need a quick refresh, Britney and Justin dated for three years (from 1999 to 2002) and were nothing short of pop royalty.
The documentary follows two major moments after their split — Justin Timberlake's infamous "Cry Me A River" music video featuring a Britney lookalike, and the public questioning about his and Britney's sex life.
Now, the 39-year-old is breaking her silence on Twitter for the first time since the documentary debuted.
Posting a video of her "Toxic" performance on New Years Eve three years ago, she wrote: "Can’t believe this performance of Toxic is from 3 years ago !!! I’ll always love being on stage .... but I am taking the time to learn and be a normal person ....."
Britney then followed up her tweet with a heartfelt sentiment, "Each person has their story and their take on other people’s stories !!!! We all have so many different bright beautiful lives ."
She always keeps it so classy!
We're rooting for you, Britney!
