Britney Spears she’s still reeling from what happened Wednesday night in Vegas. The singer after meeting the basketball champion in her hotel Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spursapproached to take a selfie with the star like any fan would, but was pushed and punched by the athlete’s security personnel.
Britney Spears pushed by Wembanyama security
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“I’m used to traumatic experiences, I’ve been through a lot in my life. But I never expected to experience what happened last night.” Thus begins the message that Britney Spears wanted to share on my Instagram page to tell my version of the facts. “While I was in the lobby of my hotel waiting for dinner, I recognized the athlete. A few hours later I saw him again in the restaurant of another hotel, so I decided to go up to him to congratulate him. confusion, so I patted him on the back to get his attention. I know they said I grabbed him from behind, but I didn’t, I just touched his back.”
Britney Spears version
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In your Instagram post Britney Spears continues the story about what happened after she came up to him and touched his shoulder. “The player’s security officers punched me in the face without even looking at me, in front of everyone, almost knocking me to the floor and knocking off my glasses.” The singer clearly knows what fame is, she is often inundated with fans: “Only that evening, at least twenty fans came up to me and filled me up, but my confidence did not affect any of them.” The Britney Spears message then leaves the private realm to speak more generally about “there is too much violence in the world. It often happens even inside the house. I am with all the victims, I am with you.”
public apology
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The pop star is not enough that the guards Vembanyama approached her immediately afterwards to apologize. V message on instagram emphasizes: “I’m still waiting public apology player, security and the entire organization. I hope they do. I don’t like that this story becomes the object of ridicule or irony,” Spears continues, directly blaming Vembanyama: “Seeing the player laugh at what happened was brutal and demoralizing.. I’m 1.61m, he’s 2.20m. I want to thank everyone who supported me at the time, the Las Vegas police, the detectives and everyone who sent me a message of support.” according to the site tmz the athlete would apologize to her, saying:You know what it’s like to be surrounded by fans.that Spears would have accepted. Only later would a complaint be filed that the police would not regard as assault because the intent was not to harm the singer as much as to protect Vembanyama.
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