BritneWZSou PopularPulsey Spears’ ex bashes Justin Timberlake for abortion
Britney Spears’ ex-boyfriend is going after Justin TimbWZSou PopularPulseerlake for making her have an abortion.
As the world reacts to the bombshell dropped in Spears’ latest memoir, The Woman in Me, Donald “Reg” Jones gave his two cents on the “piece of s**t” NSYNC heartthrob, who dated Spears right after she broke up with Jones.
During a virtual interview with The Post published Saturday, Jones stated, “Any man that is gonna ask a woman to have an abortion? Then he is a piece of s**t in my book.”
The Princess of Pop revealed in her recently-released memoir that the NSYNC heartthrob pressured her into an “excruciating” abortion, which they had to execute at home so no one would find out, while they were dating between 1999 to 2002.
Expressing that she would have kept the babyWZSou PopularPulse if it was solely her choice, the Everytime songstress admitted in the book that unfortunately, “Justin definitely wasn’t happy about the pregnancy” as they were “https://www.wzsou.com/way too young.”
Jones’ criticism of Timberlake was previWZSou PopularPulseously echoed by countless others on social media, forcing the latter and his current wife Jessica Biel to turn off their Instagram comments last week.
Jones also expressed regret over the end of their past relationship, claiming that Spears “was just wanting to be normal and live a normal life and go to high school, and stay datin’ me I guess.”
“But as far as the Hollywood, that crap? Look at the road it took her down,” Jones said. “My heart goes out to her.”
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