In a now-deleted Instagram post, the pop star claimed that she believed Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group CEO Lou Taylor and her colleague Robin Greenhill allegedly attempted to take her life right before she was placed on a conservatorship under her father Jamie Spears in 2008.
The latest claim comes days after the Baby One More Time hitmaker accused Taylor of having an affair with her father when he served as her conservator.
The businesswoman and her management firm have long been scrutinized by #FreeBritney activists for her role in handling Britney Spears’ conservatorship. However, Taylor previously denied claims of her involvement in the legal arrangement.
A look into Britney Spears’ allegations against her former management
Britney Spears recently took to Instagram to call out her former management firm Tri Star Entertainment and its CEO Lou Taylor. The musician revealed that Tri Star allegedly invited her to their office a week before she was placed on an involuntary psychiatric hold in 2008 to make her feel special:
The pop star also claimed that she had lunch with Taylor and Robin Greenhill, who showed Spears “a huge black and white framed picture” of herself in the hall of their office. She also mentioned that Kate Beckinsale was present at the venue at the time:
The Toxic hitmaker alleged that her father Jamie Spears “worshipped” Taylor and Greenhill, and went on to claim that she believes they allegedly tried to “kill” her:
Spears further shared that nobody else would have lived through her management’s treatment and actions:
The singer also stated that her management “got away” with their alleged actions in the past, but she will now warn them every day.
However, Tri Star Sports and Entertainment Group have denied all the allegations made in Spears’ post. Attorney Charles Harder, Esq., told Rolling Stone:
Although Britney Spears deleted her post later the same day, it remains to be seen if she will file a legal complaint against Tri Star in the days to come.
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