Jamie Lynn Spears
This is what her relationship with sister Britney Spears is like
They were allegedly at odds for many years: singer Britney Spears (r.) and her younger sister Jamie Lynn.
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Jamie Lynn Spears’ relationship with sister Britney was considered broken. Now the 32-year-old has struck a conciliatory tone.
Between pop star Britney Spears (41) and her sister Jamie Lynn Spears (32) had allegedly had disagreements in the past. The “Toxic” singer was, among other things, bothered by her younger sister’s memoirs, which were published in 2022 and are titled “Things I Should Have Said”.
In a public feud, Britney Spears accused her sister of marketing her book at her expense. Britney Spears wrote in her tell-all book “The Woman in Me: My Story,” published in 2023, that she had spread “salacious stories” about her, many of which were “hurtful and hair-raising.” Looking back, the singer also wished for more support from her sister during the time of her guardianship.
Jamie Lynn Spears “loves” her sister
But in her extremely successful biography, the pop singer also stated that Jamie Lynn “will always be her sister.” At the same time, Spears wrote that she was working on “feeling more compassion toward her than anger.” And in the eyes of Jamie Lynn Spears, the relationship between the two sisters also seems to have improved again in the meantime.
The actress and singer, who is currently taking part in the British version of the jungle camp, was asked by another participant: “Is it true that you don’t get along with Britney?” The 32-year-old then replied According to People simply: “I love my sister.”
Jamie Lynn Spears is currently appearing with the right-wing populist politician Nigel Farage (59) on the show “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!”, the UK counterpart to the RTL program “Ich bin ein Star – Get me out of here!”. Before flying to Australia, Jamie Lynn Spears announced that she wanted to use the show to show people who she really is. Previously, her public perception was characterized by “literally every misunderstanding.”