Among several posts from fellow stars, Britney’s ex Justin Timberlake — who has been at the centre of recent backlash with regards to how he treated her in the past – issued a lengthy message of support.“After what we saw today, we should all be supporting Britney at this time,” the singer tweeted shortly after Britney’s court address.“Regardless of our past, good and bad, and no matter how long ago it was … what’s happening to her is just not right. No woman should ever be restricted from making decisions about her own body.”RELATED: Big questions Britney finally answeredThe former *NSYNC star’s social media statement continued: “No one should ever be held against their will … or ever have to ask permission to access everything they’ve worked so hard for.“Jess and I send our love, and our absolute support to Britney during this time. We hope the courts, and her family make this right and let her live however she wants to live,” he concluded.Justin and Britney’s highly publicised teen romance, which first blossomed at Disney’s The Mickey Mouse Club, came to an end in 2002, with Justin accusing Britney of infidelity in interviews that followed. The music video for his 2002 song Cry Me a River went on to feature the narrative he was pushing with a Britney lookalike portrayed cheating on him. In recent months, following documentaries about Britney’s unfair treatment at the hands of the tabloid press, fans have turned on Justin for how he spoke about her at the time, including revealing to the world that they had slept together amid a sickening public obsession with Britney’s virginity.In February, Justin apologised for his past actions, but many remarked that it was too little, too late.RELATED: Disturbing onstage Britney video resurfacesSpeaking to an LA courtroom via audiolink today, Britney made several disturbing allegations against her father and fellow conservators, including that she has been forced to continue using birth control, and was forcibly medicated with lithium during her four-year Las Vegas residency. She said when she asked to end her Vegas show, she was threatened with legal action.In the full transcript published by Variety, the Toxic singer said she is “traumatised” by the “abuse” she has endured, and likened her situation to sex trafficking.RELATED: Torrid history of Britney’s court battle“I wish I could stay on the phone with you forever, because when I get off the phone, all of a sudden all I hear is no,” the singer said in devastating excerpts.“ No. No. And all of a sudden I feel ganged up on and I feel bullied and I feel left out and alone,” she told the judge.“I’m tired of feeling alone. I deserve to have the same rights as anybody does by having a child, a family,” she said.Earlier in her testimony, she requested to have the 13-year conservatorship first put in place amid concerns for her mental health formally ended without an evaluation.“I truly believe this conservatorship is abusive,” she said. “It’s my wish and my dream for this to end.”RELATED: Furious Britney’s explosive court speechResponding to Britney’s heartbreaking revelations, passionate activist and former Charmed star Rose McGowan posted a video message to her 776,000 followers.“This is a message for Britney Spears and any other human who is being controlled by greed and evil. Fight on Britney, we’re with you, we hear you, we have heard you. I know the cost of control and you’ve been controlled since zero.”She went on: “Fight on, there is freedom on the other side. I pray this judge gives you your life back, and I’m brutally angry that is has to be that way, that someone has to rule for you to get your life back.“Can you imagine what that’s like, any of you out there? Of course she’s angry. Righteous anger changes the world. Keep fighting, we’re with you.”The powerful post was captioned: “A win for one woman is a win for all. A win for one human is a win for all. Let Freedom Ring! #FreeBritney”A number of other celebrities including Brandy, Halsey and Mariah Carey have also sent the 39-year-old their well wishes as Britney’s words dominate headlines.RELATED: Bombshell documents expose Britney’s long-held grievancesJamie Spears was granted control over his daughter’s personal and business affairs in a court-ordered conservatorship in 2008 after the star was hospitalised amid concerns over her mental health.For years there has been speculation about how Britney felt about the arrangement, with fans combing her unusual social media behaviour for clues.In her court address today, Britney confirmed that behind closed doors all is not as it seems despite her bubbly facade on Instagram and constant assurances that she’s “fine”.According to Variety, she told the court she was “in denial” when she shared posts over the past year saying that she was “the happiest she’s ever been”.Another court hearing regarding the estate’s accounting documents is set for July 14.
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