Britney Spears' husband Sam Asghari says she is a 'free woman' with a 'voice' trends now
Sam Asghari shed light on his wife Britney Spears' decision to step back from social media amid speculation that her accounts are being controlled again.
On Wednesday evening, the Iranian-American model, 28, requested that fans of his spouse respect her privacy, at this time, on his Instagram Story.
'Social media can be traumatizing. Sometimes it's good to take a break. She has her voice and is a free woman. I have respect for her privacy and I protect it at all times,' he wrote.
Doing well: Sam Asghari shed light on his wife Britney Spears' decision to step back from social media amid speculation that her accounts are being controlled again
He continued: 'Thank you to all of her protective fans,' he wrote amid fears from fans that Britney isn't in control of her own social media accounts.
The Hot Seat actor explained he does not post pictures or videos of Spears, 41, '24/7' out of 'respect for her privacy' and asks permission if he ever does.
'For my job I have to attend many events. It would be my honour if she joins. For her those things are not fun. They're hictic [sic] and full of stress,' he said of why they don't typically attend red carpets together.
'Social media can be traumatizing. Sometimes it's good to take a break. She has her voice and is a free woman. I have respect for her privacy and I protect it at all times,' he wrote on his Instagram Story
Challenging: He continued: 'Thank you to all of her protective fans,' he wrote amid fears from fans that Britney isn't in control of her own social media accounts
Supportive: The Hot Seat actor explained he does not post his spouse '24/7' out of 'respect for her privacy' and asks permission if he ever does
Asghari added: 'Specially, since she's been doing these things since 8 years old. Plus she already slayed every single one she has been to.'
'I've always respected and supported her privacy with everything I've had. I ask of you supportive and protective fans to do the same,' he concluded. 'Sometimes being over protective can cause more stress and damage.'
His post comes after she recently deactivated
