CDMX.- Britney Spears reacts in a statement to the police visit to her home at the request of some fans and asks for more privacy.
After it was reported Wednesday that some fans of the “Toxic” singer alerted police that the singer was in possible danger after deleting her Instagram account for the fifth time in five months, Ventura County agents went to property in Thousand Oaks.
The police reported that they conducted a search at the house and that there was no reason to believe that he was in danger, parallel to the police report, reports emerged that Spears was furious over the calls from fans.
This Friday Britney herself released a statement via Twitter in which she asks her fans to respect their privacy.
“As everyone knows, the police came to my house due to some phone calls. I love and adore my fans, but this time things went too far and my privacy was invaded. The police never entered my house and when they Realizing there was no problem they left immediately.I felt I was being tricked and harassed once the incident hit the news and I was once again portrayed poorly and unfairly by the media.
“During this time in my life, I truly hope that the public and my fans, whom I love so much, can respect my privacy in the future. All love, B,” Britney wrote.
The calls to police came days after a public incident in which Britney had a manic attack over a fan filming her inside a restaurant without her consent.
Both the singer and her husband, Sam Asghari, have asked for privacy, especially on social networks, as rumors have emerged that she does not manage their accounts.
