The non-profit organization that Jamie Lynn Spears pledged to support through the sale of his next memoir refused to accept the money from the besieged star.
In another flashback for the controversial book, the 501 (c) (3) It’s my courage announced on Monday that his team missed an opportunity to receive proceeds from “What I should have said” which is set to hit stores on January 18, 2022.
“We heard you. We are taking action,” the mental health-focused charity said in a statement. on Instagram. “We are deeply sorry for all whom we have offended. We decline the donation of Jamie Lynn Spears’ next book.”
Jamie Lynn Spears performs at the 2017 Radio Disney Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
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This Is My Brave further explained in the caption of the post that he was “recommended to be an organization receiving the proceeds” from the briefs, but ultimately “made the decision to decline the offer.”
Jamie Lynn’s commercial director, Lou taylor, did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
While This Is My Brave didn’t provide a reason, the growing war cries of Britney Spears fans likely played a part.
#FreeBritney supporters have slammed Jamie Lynn, 30, since her pop star sister, 39, accused his family of being an accomplice in the guardianship which has controlled Britney’s personal affairs, estate and medical care for 13 years.
The “Toxic” singer also said that she wants to sue his family and see his ex-father, Jamie Spears, accused of “abuse of conservation”.
While Jamie Lynn insisted in an Instagram video in June that she “only loved, adored and supported” Britney, the siblings publicly spared several times These last months.
Britney Spears received the RDMA Icon Award 2017 in recognition of a career and music enjoyed by generations of Radio Disney fans.
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Grammy winner recently challenged former “Zoey 101” star originally planned to call his memoir “I Must Confess”, lyrics to Britney’s 1998 single, “… Baby One More Time.”
After Jamie Lynn changed the title of his tome Earlier this month, Britney joked on Instagram that she was “thinking about releasing her own book” next year.
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Britney Spears performs onstage at 102.7 KIIS FM’s 2016 Jingle Ball in Los Angeles.
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“I am have problems coming up with a Title so maybe my fans could help !!!! “she wrote.” Option # 1… ‘S – t, I really don’t know’ Option # 2… ‘I really care what the people think ‘!!!! What do you think????”
Jamie, 69, was suspended as curator of Britney’s estate in September. A court hearing is set for November 12 to decide whether to end the guardianship.
This article first appeared in the New York Post
