Lynne Spears is speaking out after her daughter Britney accused her of abandoning and ghosting her during the pop icon’s involuntary stay at a mental health facility in 2019.

Britney, 40, made her accusations on Sunday, posting screenshots of a text conversation with her mom during her time at the Los Angeles residential facility. “Here are my text messages to my mom in that place 3 years ago,” Britney wrote in the caption of her now-deleted post. “I show it because there was no response … When I got out, her words were ‘You should have let me visit you and give you a hug,'” the singer added, implying that her mother’s reaction was not proportionate to the distress Britney was feeling at the time. READ MORE: Britney Spears Buries The Hatchet With Mom, Thanks Her For Being ‘Supportive’ Britney’s messages to her mom were about the medications she was being prescribed. “I feel like he’s trying to kill me,” she said of her doctor. “I swear to God I do.” Similarly, Britney alleged that a close friend of hers, Jansen Fitzgerald, also didn’t respond to her messages expressing concern about her medications.

Lynne, 67, pushed back on Britney’s claims on Monday in an Instagram post of her own. “Britney, I have all the ‘whole conversations’ as well!” she captioned a screenshot of texts that Fitzgerald posted on her Instagram story on Monday in an attempt to prove that she did in fact respond to Spears’ messages. “I hurt for you that you feel the people who love you the most betrayed you!

Let me come to you! I love you!” Lynne did not share any screenshots of her own that could have showed that she did respond to the message Britney accused her of ignoring.

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Lanarkshire mum with postnatal depression writes book to educate kids on mental health

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Rolling Meadows father dies at hospital after I-90 crash killed his family over the weekend

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Brittney Griner found guilty of drug possession, sentenced to 9 years by Russian court

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Canadian Forces will train Ukrainian soldiers in the U.K. on countering Russia

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Florida woman driving golf cart on I-95 arrested for DUI, troopers say

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Canada calls on China to de-escalate as tensions mount over Pelosi’s Taiwan visit

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NJ police searching for tractor cab after bleeding woman seen yelling for help

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COVID-19 media update, 4 August 2022

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Teen uses trampoline to rescue neighbors trapped in fire: ‘My mind was in panic’

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Man, 27, dies after he is shot 6 times in North Philadelphia, police say

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