Jamie Lynn Spears Breaks Down Crying When Asked About 'Complicated' Rift With Sister Britney Spears In 'GMA' Teaser
Jan. 11 2022, Published 5:31 p.m. ET
Jamie Lynn Spears got emotional when asked about her broken relationship with her older sister, Britney Spears.
In a teaser for her upcoming interview with Juju Chang on Good Morning America, the actress-turned-author broke down crying when asked about her "complicated" rift with Britney.
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Sitting down with Chang to discuss her new memoir, Things I Should Have Said, which focuses on her famous family and their baggage, Jamie Lynn's emotions flipped when Britney became the topic of conversation.
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Wearing a white blazer with matching trousers and a tight shirt, the Zoey 101 star grabbed a tissue and ruined her makeup while declaring, "I love my sister."
Chang interrupted when she noticed Jamie Lynn's chin tremble. "But things have gotten complicated," the host stated, to which Britney's sister responded, "I guess so."
In the teaser, Chang doesn't beat around the bush. "What has caused this rift?" she asked the Steel Magnolias actress. Jamie Lynn immediately looked up as more tears fell from her face.
"What do you regret not saying," she also asked the star in reference to her book title.
Jamie Lynn has been at the center of Britney's conservatorship controversy, with the Oops!... I Did It Again singer calling everyone in her family — including her sister — out.
The Grammy winner claimed she was "deeply hurt" by her little sister, who used to perform her songs.
After Jamie Lynn wrote, "May the peace of the Lord be with you, and your spirit," Britney fired back. "May the Lord wrap your mean ass up in joy today," she responded, adding, "PS RED!!!!! Pssss…this is Bad Guy part 2…same song new dance…if you don't like it...don't watch it!!!!!"
Britney's Army even tried to get Jamie Lynn fired from Netflix to no avail. The singer was released from her 13-year conservatorship in November following her emotional testimony
Jamie's highly-anticipated GMA interview airs tomorrow, with more of Chang’s interview airing later that night on Nightline.