‘How did they get away with it?’ Britney Spears recalls being ‘held down’ on gurney and forced into facility as she reveals horrifying new claims about conservatorship

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supports HTML5 videoBritney Spears has spoken out on her 13-year conservatorship, sharing horrifying new claims and details about her experience.The star, who has been open about her struggles during the conservatorship, which had her father Jamie make personal, business and financial decisions for her, said she felt compelled to share her experience so as others know they’re not alone.

Britney’s conservatorship was terminated last year.In her new audio message, uploaded to YouTube, Britney claimed that a Swat team attended her house when her conservatorship began, and that she was held down on a gurney in an ambulance.

She claimed she was forced into a facility during her Britney: Live In Concert tour, and that even in her own house, people would watch her get changed and shower.Britney started her video by saying her conservatorship started when she was around 25.Explaining that she doesn’t know what she did to warrant the conservatorship, Britney went on: ‘I literally spoke in a British accent to a doctor to prescribe my medication and three days later there was a Swat team at my home, three helicopters.’She also claimed that she was held down on a gurney in an ambulance at the beginning of her conservatorship.‘There was no drugs in my system, no alcohol, nothing,’ she said, claiming that the conservatorship was ‘pre-meditated’.‘All I do remember is I had to do what I was told,’ Britney continued, speaking about her life shortly after the conversatorship began, when she was working on her album Circus.‘I was told I was fat every day, I had to go to the gym.

I never remember feeling so demoralised and they made me feel like nothing. I went along with it because I was scared. I was scared and fearful.