Jamie Lynn Spears breaks down in tears over finding out about sister Britney shaving her head in sad breakdown on blog
JAMIE Lynn Spears broke down in tears while revealing how she found out about her sister Britney shaving her head in 2007.
During a new interview, the 30-year-old actress detailed what it was like experiencing the pop star’s public breakdown as her younger sibling.
In support of her new memoir, which was released on Tuesday, Jamie Lynn appeared as a guest on the Call Her Daddy podcast to discuss more about what she’d written.
Jamie shared a few bits about Britney’s alleged “erratic and paranoid” behavior in her book, Things I Should Have Said, but host Alex Cooper had her go more into detail.
Specifically, she asked the Sweet Magnolias star where she was when she found out that the singer had shaved her head in 2007.
Getting emotional, Jamie Lynn revealed she could remember exactly where she was and how she found out.
She told the host: ”I had been at a basketball game, cheerleading because I was a cheerleader.
“We got home... and [my friends] were like, 'Oh my God, Jamie Lynn. Do you want to see this?'
“And I was like, 'What do you mean?’"
Breaking down in tears, Jamie Lynn continued: “It almost felt like one of my friends took enjoyment out of it and I didn't like that. I remember being more pissed off about that."
As her parents were off trying to help her sister, she was all alone and had to stay at her friend’s place.
They were all hanging out after the game when a friend saw the infamous photos on a blog of Britney inside of a salon, shaving her own head.
After showing them to Jamie Lynn, the teen said she had to pretend like it wasn’t breaking her heart, like it wasn’t that big of a deal.
All she wanted to do was go home, she said, and be in her own bed, but she couldn’t leave because no one was at her house to be there with her.
“I really don't even know what I said,” a tearful Jamie Lynn shared. “I can't recall. I kind of just acted like it wasn't that big of a deal, but it was a huge deal."
With Jamie Lynn opening up about her experiences involving her sister Britney in both her new memoir and her new interview, fans of the pop star begged her to stop.
Britney fans were furious when they learned the actress was asked to expose private text messages between her and her sister on the podcast.
Supporters of the 40-year-old's are calling for the podcast to be canceled following the request.
Though the segment has yet to be released, the teaser for part two of the interview featured host Alex asking Jamie Lynn to read a text exchange she had with Britney.
She claimed the text "clears her name" of having any involvement with her Britney's conservatorship, which was terminated last year.
Jamie Lynn proceeded to fish for her phone to locate the texts before the clip cut out.
Fans of the singer voiced their anger over the on-air request in the comments section, demanding that the podcast be shut down.
One person wrote: "I repeat, ANY platform giving Jamie Lynn Spears a platform to manipulate this situation is part of the problem. Yuck."
Another user slammed the podcast writing: "the fact that you even gave her airtime on your podcast... won't be listening to you anymore! this is just sad. smh..."
Others attempted to get the hashtag #BOYCOTTCALLHERDADDY trending to deter listeners from tuning into the show.
In February 2008, Britney was involuntarily placed under a conservatorship after a period of public breakdowns and personal troubles.
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After more than a decade, a judge terminated it last year, after Britney was finally able to give testimony about what she’d been through and her current state.
In Jamie Lynn’s book, the Sweet Magnolias actress shared her view of what led to the conservatorship being put in place, including claims that Britney was very “disturbed” during that time.
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