Spears Spears spoke out after returning to freedom: I want my family to go to jail

Britney Spears tells the story of life after the takeover. Last week, a judge terminated custody of the star for 13 years. On Tuesday night, she shared a video suggesting how she plans to use the time now that she can decide for herself a career. She also reprimanded her family for allowing court orders to rule her life. She called previous legal arrangements discouraging and depraved.

"I know how awkward it is to share the fact that I've never seen cash or can't drive.... But to be honest, I wake up every day thinking about how my family and custodial agencies did this to me, and it makes me feel discouraged and degrading! I haven't even mentioned all the bad things they did to me, they deserve to go to jail for these things... Yes, including my mother who went to church!"

Britney added that while she's used to keeping quiet to keep peace, she won't do it this time. "I haven't forgotten what they did to me and I hope they can find out what I mean tonight," Britney added.

Then, in a video, Britney says she will answer a question that many fans are curious about: What will she do next? The 39-year-old actress said she spoke in one fell swoop about some luxuries she didn't have in her life, like having car keys and seeing cash for the first time. "I'm not here to be a victim," Britney continued. "I grew up living with the victims. That's why I left my house and I worked for 20 years, working so hard. I'm an advocate for people who are really disabled and really sick here. I'm a very strong woman, so I can only imagine what the system has done to those people, so hopefully my story will have an impact and change the corrupt system. ”

Britney also took a moment to thank the #FreeBritney campaign for helping her. "Because of you, because you know what's going on, for so long you've been telling the public the news... Because of you, I really think you saved my life in some way. ”