For years, Britney Spears has been surrounded by rumors about her health.
its trademark shade of blonde."She's suffering from years of abuse and if she's not careful, she'll lose it all and be in a wig for the rest of her life!" an excited tipster revealed. Pointing to her frequent switches from blonde to brunette to back to blonde, the outlet wrote that she's been left with"a fried, tangled, knotty mess" atop her head.
Cruelty aside, the magazine wasn't even right about the claim — hair dye can damage existing hair, but it doesn't hurt hair follicles and can't affect hair still beneath the scalp.has busted this sort of story before, and while we fully expect that we'll have to address it again in the future, the truth is that this narrative will literally never be true.RadarOnline published this shockingly rude piece of gossip.
Of course, the rumor wouldn't be complete without dragging in relationship drama."Brit's dad, Jamie, put [her boyfriend Sam Asghari] in charge of keeping her in shape," the insider revealed."He'll be in the doghouse if dad finds out how much she's been gorging on junk food." The outlet even threw in a few bizarrely specific details, saying,"She likes her chili burgers and steak fries and thick strawberry shakes.
The entire report was shockingly divorced from reality — even a cursory glance at Spears' instagram revealed a plethora of workout videos proved that she was still in top shape. Even now, months and months later, she's still posting about her dance routines and other physical workouts. It seemed like the site just found out that Spears' boyfriend was a personal trainer and spun this story to create some family drama and sling a few insults.
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