Britney Spears says she never invited her brother Bryan to her wedding

Britney Spears and Sam Asghari attend Sony Pictures’ “Once Upon a Time . . .

in Hollywood” Los Angeles Premiere on July 22, 2019 in Hollywood, California. Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic via Getty Images Britney Spears disputed reports that she invited her brother Bryan to her wedding last week. Bryan’s girlfriend said they skipped the event to go to his daughter’s graduation.

  Spears said she wouldn’t want him at the wedding because he was controlling like her parents. Britney Spears has disputed reports that she invited her brother to her wedding to Sam Asghari. Spears and Asghari tied the knot last week Thursday in their California home after dating for six years.

The event was filled with many celebrity guests, including Drew Barrymore and Madonna. However, Spears’ own family, including her parents Jamie and Lynne, her younger sister Jamie Lynn, her older brother Bryan, and her two children with Kevin Federline, did not attend the wedding. On Monday, multiple outlets reported an Instagram caption from Bryan’s girlfriend, Amber Lynn Conklin, that claimed he had skipped the wedding to attend his daughter’s graduation from elementary school.

 According to Page Six, Conklin shared a now-deleted Instagram post on Saturday of her and Bryan with Lexie, Bryan’s 11-year-old daughter with his ex-wife Graciella Sanchez. She wrote in the caption that Bryan “felt terrible having to choose but he had to be there for his daughter. “However, Spears said that this wasn’t true in her own now-deleted Instagram post on Tuesday.

“You were never even invited to my wedding so why even respond,” Spears wrote, according to screenshots shared online. “Do you honestly think I want my brother there who told me no to a Jack and coke for 4 years. .

. what?”In the post, Spears also recalled how her father and brother would stop her from drinking during her conservatorship. The singer also appeared to address previous comments Bryan made about her conservatorship in 2020 while appearing on the “As Not Seen on TV” podcast.

—Nicholas Hautman (@nickhautman) June 14, 2022 “I know you and the family had no bad intentions at all whatsoever taking all those years away when I wanted to honestly just be a respected individual with a glass of red wine,” Spears wrote. “But like you said in your interview … Bryan when asked by that incredibly kind man, ‘Why doesn’t your family just let her be?’ Your response was, ‘She can’t even make a dinner reservation. ‘ None of you ever wanted it to end because you all loved telling me what to do and treating me like absolutely nothing.

“She added: “You hurt me and you know it!!! And I might force myself to drink Jack tonight. . .

look up at the moon and say FUCK YOU!!!”Britney was freed from her conservatorship in November 2021 after 13 years. She has continued to feud with her family, particularly her sister Jamie Lynn, over the years-long conservatorship. Both Jamie Lynn and her mother Lynne have publicly supported the singer’s star-studded wedding.

“You look radiant and so happy!” Lynne wrote under her daughter’s wedding post. “Your wedding is the ‘Dream’ wedding! And having it at your home makes it so sentimental and special! I am soooo happy for you! I love you!”A lawyer for her children’s father, Kevin Federline, told People that her sons didn’t go to the wedding to avoid taking the spotlight away from their mother. Read the original article on Insider.