Donatella Versace: Britney Spears is in ‘an amazing state of mind’
She’s stronger than yesterday.
Donatella Versace shared that Britney Spears is doing “amazing” mentally after the termination of her conservatorship.
“She’s on vacation now,” Versace told Variety reporter Marc Malkin at Vanity Fair’s 2022 Oscars afterparty on March 27. “She’s doing well. I find her in an amazing state of mind.”
The fashion designer added, “I know it’s been such a long time. I’m very happy to see her like that.”
Versace, 66, and Spears, 40, reunited last month at the singer’s California mansion, where they posed for photos together.
“Look who came to visit … these 2 bad bitches are up to no good,” Spears wrote on Instagram at the time.
The Grammy winner has since been documenting a getaway with fiancé Sam Asghari, who wore Versace to Elton John’s Oscars viewing party, but that does not mean she is in full vacation mode.
The singer confirmed Page Six’s exclusive report that she is writing a memoir, sharing in a since-deleted post Monday that “it’s actually healing and therapeutic.”
“It’s also hard bringing up past events in my life … I’ve never been able to express openly !!! I can only imagine that I do sound childish but I was extremely young when those events took place … and addressing it now … I’m sure it seems irrelevant to most and I’m completely aware of that !!!” she added of her upcoming book.
Spears wrote that she is “sorry” if she offends anyone, but she feels that if her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, can write a memoir mentioning the “Toxic” singer, so can she.
“So sorry if I’ve offended anyone by writing these stories … but just as my sister can legally mention my name in her book over 200 times … cry on TV … and get a heartfelt ‘awww’ from most … I also have the right to share a couple of paragraphs on my Instagram,” she wrote.
The pop star has slammed her sister for releasing a memoir, though the “Zoey 101” alum, 31, argued she had every right to put out a book about her own life experiences.
The sisters publicly feuded throughout January as Jamie Lynn publicized her tome, “Things I Should Have Said.” Britney responded by sending the actress a cease-and-desist letter.
The younger Spears sibling released the book just months after Britney’s 13-year conservatorship was dissolved in November 2021.
Since then, Britney has gone on several social media rants slamming her family for taking advantage of her.
Sources previously told Page Six that Britney’s book deal is worth a whopping $15 million.
