Britney Spears’ mom Lynne breaks silence on being SNUBBED from her daughter’s wedding to Sam Asghari amid family feud
BRITNEY Spears’ estranged mom Lynne has spoken publicly for the first time since she was snubbed from the pop star’s wedding.
The Toxic singer married longtime partner Sam Asghari on Thursday.
Britney, 40 shared a series of photos from her special day on Instagram, reliving the occasion and giving fans a glimpse.
Eagle-eyed fans spotted Lynne in the comments, seemingly trying to make nice with her daughter following a years-long contentious feud between them.
The Louisiana native’s mother wrote: “You look radiant and so happy!
“Your wedding is the ‘dream’ wedding!”
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She went on: “And having it at your home makes it so sentimental and special!
“I am soooo happy for you!”
Lynne concluded with: “I love you!”
Fans seemed to think the newly wed star’s mom may have ulterior motives, however.
NOT SO FAR
One Twitter user wrote: “I know she and jamie lynn are mad asf.”
Another speculated that Lynne “is begging for Britney to keep her lights on.”
A third tweeted: “She scared she gonna lose her mansion.”
A fourth Twitter user responded with a GIF that read: “Desperate, pathetic, and lonely.”
BRIT’S BIG DAY
Despite the drama with her mom and the rest of her family, Britney and Sam’s wedding was an affair to remember.
The Grammy winner walked down the aisle in a custom Versace dress during the Los Angeles backyard event.
Drew Barrymore, Madonna, Selena Gomez and more were invited to the star-studded event.
Britney paired her classic and timeless wedding look with jewels by Stephanie Gottlieb and makeup by Charlotte Tilbury.
An eyewitness at the extravagant affair exclusively told The Sun that the princess of pop entered in a fairytale horse-drawn carriage.
She walked down the aisle to the Elvis classic I Can’t Help Falling In Love With You, an insider claimed.
Following the ceremony and reception, a white Rolls Royce was present at the scene to whisk the couple away.
The lovebirds were first romantically linked in 2016, meeting when Sam starred in her Slumber Party music video – and got engaged in September 2021 just after she was free from her conservatorship.
Previously, her conservatorship hadn’t allowed them to marry, nor was she allowed to expand her family – making the milestone all the more momentous.
A source close to the hitmaker exclusively told The Sun that the nuptials were held “in front of close friends and some family.”
Her mom was not the only family member who was snubbed.
The source told The Sun that Britney’s “mom, dad, and sister Jamie Lynn did not attend.”
The wedding budget was “well into the seven-figure range,” and her attorney Matthew Rosengart, who played a huge part in freeing her from the conservatorship, “had a role in the wedding,” The Sun was told.
WEDDING BASH CRASHED
Although the day was near perfect, there was one major mishap.
Britney’s wedding was swarmed by law enforcement officers after her troubled ex-husband Jason Alexander broke into her home hours before the I Dos.
Her ex was arrested and charged with trespassing, vandalism, and two counts of battery after he tried to gatecrash his former wife’s wedding.
Jason, who was infamously married to Britney for 55 hours in 2004, showed up at his ex’s wedding uninvited, filming himself on Instagram Live.
He approached event security, alleged that Britney had invited him, and revealed that she was his first and only previous wife.
Before a physical encounter between Jason and the security ensued, viewers heard him yelling, “Don’t put your hands on me,” and asking, “Where’s Britney?” while ignoring security’s commands.
He continued moving through the property, showing wedding details – the tent set up – and seemingly searched for his former wife.
Jason called the event “bulls**t,” showing off floral arrangements and other decorations.
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Just as the video appeared to be escalating, his phone froze.
The troubled personality was then somehow able to enter Britney’s home – still on the live stream – but was eventually tackled by security and restrained.
