Britney Spears gets slapped by NBA player's security guard; she will sue him

Britney Spears is a trend on social networks after circulating a possible attack by a security guard of a coveted NBA player.

As reported by TMZ, the interpreter of "Toxic" would have been attacked by the security guard of the San Antonio Spurs player, Víctor Wembanyama, after trying to ask him for a selfie.

They report that the singer approached the player's back and touched her shoulder to make contact. Instantly, the security man did not hesitate to slap her, which would have left her on the ground.

The man who would have assaulted the princess of pop would respond to the name of Damian Smith, the team's security director, who seems not to have recognized Spears while she asked for her selfie.

According to the same media outlet, Britney would have already reported the assault to the police. The events occurred at the Catch restaurant in the ARIA Hotel around 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 5.

Different witnesses who were at the scene affirm that Britney Spears would have calmly approached the NBA player until she received her blow, which left her disoriented and with her glasses on the ground. Minutes after the incident, the head of security reportedly apologized.

This media outlet adds that the American singer sued the authorities for the situation; In the investigation folder they tried to shoot down Spears' version of events, but the hotel's security cameras left many doubts about it. So far, the version of events blames the head of security for the Spurs.
Britney talks about it

Through her Twitter account, the American singer gave a statement about what happened without mentioning the name of the athlete. In said statement, she mentions the physical and psychological violence that she suffered from her security team.

“Traumatic experiences are not new to me and I have had my fair share of them. I wasn't prepared for what happened to me last night. I recognized an athlete in my hotel lobby on my way to dinner. Later I went to a restaurant in another hotel and saw him again. I decided to go up to him and congratulate him on his success. He was very elated, so I touched his shoulder to get his attention. I'm aware of the players statement where he mentions "he grabbed him from behind" but I just tapped him on the shoulder. His security guard slapped me across the face without looking back, in front of a crowd. He nearly knocked me over and knocked my glasses off my face.

Physical violence is happening too much in this world. Often behind closed doors. I am with all the victims and my heart goes out to all of you! I have yet to receive a public apology from the player, his security or his organization. I hope they do." mention the statement.