Singer Britney Spears’ ex-husband Sam Asghari has spoken up about their disagreements while they were married. On Wednesday, word of their rumored split and impending divorce broke, leading to the end of their one-year union.
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According to a TMZ report, Sam has publicly admitted that Britney gave him a black eye when he was dozing off. According to insider sources, Sam, 29, came forward to admit that he and Britney, 41, got into physical fights throughout their marriage, which eventually required security intervention.
Notably, security help was not available during the alleged attack on Sam while he was in bed, and he refrained from acting in self-defense despite still being shocked by his wife’s conduct. Additional TMZ sources revealed Sam’s concern over Britney’s tendency to leave blades lying around their home.
The source also claimed, “Britney was paranoid someone was going to get her, and she needed the knives as protection.”
The singer and her husband allegedly got into a heated argument shortly after the unexpected announcement of their breakup, which was sparked by her alleged adultery accusations.
Sam and Britney became involved in a heated and dramatic confrontation about a week ago. As per media reports, “Sam directly confronted Britney regarding rumors suggesting she had been unfaithful.” According to TMZ’s insiders, Sam had reached his breaking point due to Britney’s inconsistent conduct.
A trailer for the upcoming documentary “TMZ Investigates Britney Spears: The Price of Freedom,” which will focus on the celebrity, was recently made available.
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The 30-second teaser showed troubles in Britney’s relationship with Sam, and executive producer Harvey Levin hinted at the severe challenges that had dogged their marriage for some months. According to reports, Sam frequently spent nights away from Britney’s home, and the two frequently got into physical fights and argumentative confrontations.
