Britney Lances is recounting to her story in the most natural sounding way for her.

The pop genius delivered a now-erased stunner 22-minute brief snippet on YouTube Sunday about the “misuse” she encountered because of her conservatorship and furthermore shared why she turned down “bunches of cash” to do a detailed story interview with Oprah Winfrey.

“I don’t get anything out of sharing all of this,” Lances, 40, said. “I have offers to do interviews with Oprah thus many individuals [for] endlessly heaps of cash, yet all at once it’s crazy. I don’t need any of it. For my purposes, it’s past a plunk down legitimate meeting.”

Yet again the “Hold Me Closer” vocalist attacked her family in the since-erased sound, making sense of she felt like they had deserted her in the midst of her conservatorship.

“They in a real sense 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed me. They discarded me,” Lances said. “I felt like my family discarded me. I was performing for great many individuals around evening time in Vegas, the surge of being an entertainer, the chuckling, the regard … I was a machine. I was a f-ruler machine, not even human nearly. It was crazy.”

The Grammy victor likewise reaffirmed her past case that she was constrained into an emotional wellness office in mid 2019 on the grounds that she had a problem with a dance move during one of her practices.

In the sound, she depicted the obtrusive conditions inside the office, in which she purportedly needed to strip down before others and join in “aggressor” types of treatment.

“They put me in an oblivious perspective to cause me to feel like I really wanted them,” she said, it was supposedly told, “On the off chance that you don’t do what we say, we will exercise authority over you to add that she.”

Lances guaranteed she had to tell the public that she looked for treatment because of her dad Jamie Lances’ colon ailment, yet in secret she was “crying” to her father and afterward conservator, Jamie Lances, and her group.

“I was, like, ‘Why are you guys doing this?’” the “Stronger” singer said she told them, adding that Jamie’s last words to her allegedly were, “Now you don’t have to go, but if you don’t go, we’re going to go to trial and you’re going to lose. I have way more people on my side than you [do]. You don’t even have a lawyer, so don’t even think about it.”

Britney further described the amount of control that Jamie and his co-conservators had over her, sharing that she was once in a “secret relationship” with an unnamed man.

“I was talking to a guy, and he wanted to just leave the country with me. We had it all set up to leave, and it was a secret relationship,” she said.

The “Crossroads” star claimed she told her then-assistant at the time, “My biggest fear was ‘What would my dad do if I did do something wrong? What if they found me? What would they do?’ … And she looked at me and said, ‘Are you kidding me, Britney? Your dad would never do that to you.’”

Britney said despite all that happened between her and her father, she is “honestly more angry” with her mother, Lynne Spears, because when reporters would call the matriarch, she would allegedly “innocently hide” and not speak up for her daughter.

“I feel like she could have gotten me a lawyer in literally two seconds,” the “Overprotected” singer said. “My friend helped me get one in the end, but every time I made contact with a firm, my phone was tapped and my phone would get taken away from me.”

Mathew Rosengart, the former federal prosecutor who helped free Britney from her conservatorship in November 2021, is actively investigating allegations that Jamie and his co-conservators spied on the music superstar.

“How the hell did they get away?” Britney said in the recording on Sunday. “How can there be God? Is there a God? … I share this because I want people to know I’m just human. I really feel like a victim after these experiences and how can I heal from this trauma if I don’t talk about it?” Page Six exclusively reported that Britney is working on a $15 million book deal to share more details about her story, according to publishing sources. A representative for the “Toxic” singer declined to comment at the time.