Britney Spears’ little sister promised to donate book money to This Is My Brave, which works for mental health. But they do not want them.
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Jamie Lynn Spears (30) and her upcoming biography, “Things I Should Have Said”, creates controversy.
While Jamie Lynn looks forward to telling her life story, the world has not been able to avoid realizing that Britney Spears is disappointed with her little sister. Britney’s fans have also been harsh on Jamie Lynn in comments on social media, because they believe she has failed and exploited her sister.
Jamie Lynn, a former child star in the TV series “Zoe”, has for her part stated that she has always supported her even more famous sister, and that she has never benefited from Britney’s money.
Jamie Lynn writes in her post, where she shows the book cover, that she will donate part of the book proceeds to This Is My Brave, which works for openness about mental health problems.
The only problem is that the organization says no.
It is reactions from Britney’s supporters that prevent Jamie Lynn from donating money anyway.
“We hear you and we take action”, skriver This Is My Brave in a separate post on Instagram.
They further write that they have decided to refrain from the offer to receive money from Jamie Lynn’s book sales.
«We sincerely apologize to everyone we have offended.»
Below is a flood of comments from people who thank you for “doing the right thing”.
Jamie Lynn has not commented on the case. The post is still out there, where she writes that This Is My Brave will get money. The comment field below is limited.
A few hours after the organization shared its decision, Jamie Lynn posted a picture from a Bible verse diary on InstaStory, which is about staying in control, finding goodness in chaos and also thanking for the blessings you do not see.
Several times in recent months, Britney has shared messages on Instagram, which are clearly aimed at Familys – although no name is mentioned.
When Jamie Lynn wrote about the book release last week, Britney shared an ironic post, where she reported that maybe their also to write book. A few days later, Britney followed up a new message:
– Grace be with my family, if I ever give an interview.
–Britney Spears has since this summer, through several court hearings and messages on social media, talked about how she thinks she has become exploited to the fullest.
Recently, the court ruled that Britney and Jamie Lynn’s father, Jamie Spears (68), temporarily to be removed as guardian for his eldest daughter – a task he has had for nearly 14 years.
The controversial guardianship case will go to court again in November.
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