Britney Spears has defended herself against Ozzy Osbourne’s criticism of her dance videos: The Osbourne family should “please go away”.
Britney Spears (42) has hit out at Ozzy Osbourne (75) after a harsh comment. The musician said on Tuesday (July 16) that he was annoyed by Spears’ dance videos on Instagram. The singer said the Osbournes are “the most boring family in the world.”
They should “please go away”
Spears added that she would do a photo shoot with Kate Beckinsale (50) and tell the “boring” Osbourne family to “please go away”. She also defended the British actress, who had also been talked about in an “incredibly cruel” way. She also received criticism for her posts. She called Beckinsale’s persistence “pretty strong”.
The pop star announced that she would hit back at the “smart-asses”. Spears stressed that it was important to her to support other people and help them grow personally. “What are you going to do to help someone and make their dreams come true?” she confronted her haters. You have to be very careful about who you let into your environment and into your heart, the “Toxic” singer also warned.
“It’s very, very sad”
Osbourne said in the previous podcast episode that he was “sick” of constantly watching Britney Spears’ dance videos. The rock musician added: “It’s sad, very, very sad.” The other family members also felt sorry for the artist. “I feel so sorry for her,” Osbourne’s daughter Kelly (39) expressed her opinion. Sharon Osbourne (71), the wife of the “Crazy Train” singer, called Spears a “poor little thing.” “It’s heartbreaking,” she added.
Meanwhile, Spears is not letting her passion for dancing deter her. Since her statement, she has already posted a video in which she performs a dance in a neon pink bikini bottom and a long-sleeved white crop top.
Source: Stern
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