Britney Spears rips unnamed radio station over alleged slap remarks: ‘No woman ever deserves to be hit’

Pop icon Britney Spears ripped an area radio station for saying that she “deserved” to be hit in a Las Vegas incident involving San Antonio Spurs’ No. 1 draft decide Victor Wembanyama final week.

Spears posted a video of herself responding to the report. She didn’t title the radio station or give any particulars about the place she heard the comment.

“I heard, on the information, this radio station speaking smack and speaking s—, that’s why I’m addressing it, saying I deserved to be smacked, safety was doing their job and defending their shopper,” she mentioned.

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“I’ve been with probably the most well-known folks on this planet. *NSYNC, at one time, women would actually throw themselves at them. On my manner into the place really I used to be knocked down by like three 12-year-olds attempting to get my image. My safety not one time touched them and even got here close to them.

“Level being is, I didn’t admire the folks saying I deserved to be hit as a result of no lady ever deserves to be hit. I merely tapped him on the again, I used to be backhanded, hit my face and got here again on the ground. My greatest pal picked me up and held me.”

Spears mentioned she obtained an apology at her desk at dinner about half-hour later however has but to obtain a public apology.

Britney Spears arrives for the 2015 ESPY’s award present at Nokia Theater. (Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports activities)

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After your entire ordeal, the Spurs rookie mentioned he was going to “disappear” for some time to arrange for the upcoming season and get out of the media highlight.

“I believe that, personally, I’m simply – it’s regular to get higher each sport. Two days in the past was my first sport. I had a lot s— occurring with the draft and the media and stuff, so it is smart.”

“Up to now month, I believe basketball wasn’t even 50% of my schedule,” Wembanyama mentioned. “I can’t stand it. I do know it’s a particular second in my life, however I’m glad it’s over. Actually. I simply wish to hoop. I simply wish to work out, elevate, as a result of that is my life. Clearly, each first decide goes to undergo this. And it simply makes me higher for the long run.”

Victor Wembanyama, #1 of the San Antonio Spurs, prepares to shoot a free throw in opposition to the Portland Path Blazers within the second half of a 2023 NBA Summer season League sport on the Thomas & Mack Middle on July 9, 2023 in Las Vegas. (Ethan Miller/Getty Photos)

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Metropolitan police in Las Vegas mentioned no fees can be filed in the incident.

Fox Information’ Paulina Dedaj contributed to this report.