Pop sensation Britney Spears recently took to Instagram to publicly express her admiration for ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake’s latest single, “Selfish.” In a post on Monday, Spears not only complimented Timberlake’s musical talents but also issued an apology for any offense caused by her memoir, “The Woman in Me.”
Sources close to Spears revealed to PEOPLE that her praise for Timberlake’s new music is genuine. According to an insider, “Honestly she just wanted to wish him well. She really does like the song. She’s a kind person.” Another source added, “She genuinely just loves good music. She was curious about [Timberlake’s] new tracks, and she really likes his new music.”
The insider emphasized Spears’ positive and straightforward nature, stating, “Britney has a good heart and is full of compliments when she likes something. She always speaks her mind. That’s what’s so special about her.”
Britney’s Memoir Apology and Past Insights
In her Instagram post, Spears also addressed any potential controversy arising from her memoir, “The Woman in Me.” She wrote, “I wanna apologize for some of the things I wrote about in my book. If I offended any of the people I genuinely care about, I am deeply sorry…” This gesture adds a personal touch to her public statement and shows a willingness to acknowledge and rectify any unintentional harm caused by her words.
The memoir, released by Spears, delves into her past relationship with Timberlake, sharing personal details, including a revelation about having an abortion after becoming pregnant with Timberlake’s baby. Spears expressed her love for Timberlake and revealed that the decision to undergo the abortion was influenced by Timberlake’s reluctance to become a father at that time.
Britney’s 2011 Hit Takes No. 1, Surpassing Timberlake
Coincidentally, Spears’ 2011 track “Selfish” recently overtook Timberlake’s new single with the same name on iTunes charts. Fans rallied to support the 13-year-old track, propelling it to the No. 1 spot on the charts. Timberlake’s “Selfish” and another track, “Sanctified,” are part of his upcoming album, “Everything I Thought It Was,” scheduled for release on March 15.
Conclusion
Britney Spears’ public support for Justin Timberlake’s music showcases a positive and supportive relationship between the two pop icons, despite their past. The genuine admiration for Timberlake’s work and the heartfelt apology for any hurt caused by her memoir demonstrate Spears’ sincerity and authenticity in addressing both personal and public matters. As fans eagerly await Timberlake’s upcoming album, Spears’ unexpected chart-topping moment adds an interesting twist to the musical narrative.
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