Australian DJ Havana Brown Voices Support for Britney Spears After Social Media Incident
Australian singer-songwriter and DJ Havana Brown has stepped forward to defend Britney Spears after the American pop icon's recent social media activity raised alarms about her mental wellbeing. The controversy erupted when Spears posted a video on Instagram this week that appeared to show a wardrobe malfunction, leading to widespread discussion about her "erratic" behaviour online.
Social Media Post Triggers Concern
Britney Spears, who recently sold her entire music catalogue for $2 million USD last month, regularly shares videos of herself dancing on her Instagram account. In her latest upload on Thursday, the singer appeared to experience a nip slip while energetically shaking her hair for the camera. She captioned the post simply with "??," adding to the mysterious nature of the content.
This incident has reignited concerns among fans and commentators about Spears' mental state, with podcast host Kinsey Schofield telling Sky News: "I'm not a doctor, but judging by her social media activity and some of the headlines surrounding her erratic behaviour... I'd make a case that the court system and maybe even medical systems here in the United States have failed her." Schofield added, "I wish she would get the proper help she deserves."
Spears' Cryptic Response to Critics
Earlier this month, Britney Spears addressed the growing concerns about her wellbeing in a somewhat cryptic Instagram post. The singer explained her motivation for sharing dance videos, stating: "I dance on IG to heal things in my body that people have no idea about." She continued with a poignant reflection: "Yup and it's embarrassing sometimes... but I walked through the fire to save my life."
DJ Havana Brown Recalls Touring Experience
In response to the ongoing discussion, Australian artist DJ Havana Brown has been vocal in her support for Spears, drawing from her personal experience touring with the pop superstar during the late 2000s and early 2010s on the Circus tour. Speaking to breakfast radio hosts Pete and Kymba on 94.5, Brown revealed surprising insights about Spears' personality behind the scenes.
"Her change room was always next to mine," Brown recalled. "I would never be an invasive kind of person, so I would always give her space. You'd think that she would be really loud, be like acting like a boss around backstage... Nup, she was very quiet, she kept to herself." Brown described Spears as "very shy" during their touring days together.
Praise for Spears' Parenting Skills
DJ Havana Brown also defended Spears' much-scrutinized parenting, having observed the singer with her two young sons during the Circus tour. "It was so amazing to see her with her kids," Brown shared. "She was such a great, [from] what I saw, amazing mother." This personal testimony comes amid ongoing public debate about Spears' family life and parenting abilities.
The Australian artist's supportive comments provide a counter-narrative to the prevailing concerns about Spears' mental health and behaviour, offering a more nuanced perspective based on firsthand experience rather than social media speculation alone.
