Psychology Oriented Britney Spears’ Rare Confession About Losing Her Virginity Resurfaces: “I’d Been Having Sex Since I Was Fourteen”

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More than two years after the release of her explosive memoir The Woman in Me, a deeply personal confession by Britney Spears is once again capturing attention online, this time about the long-hidden truth of her first sexual experience.

For decades, Britney’s image was carefully curated by her management as the innocent pop princess, a “virgin” symbol of purity for her young fanbase. But in her 2023 memoir, Britney finally revealed that this image was fabricated—and that she had been keeping a massive secret for almost 30 years.

“Given that I had so many teenage fans, my managers and press people had long tried to portray me as an eternal virgin—never mind that Justin Timberlake and I had been living together, and I’d been having sex since I was fourteen,” she wrote.

Who Was Britney’s First?​

Contrary to the longstanding public belief that her first sexual partner was NSYNC frontman Justin Timberlake, Britney shared in her memoir that her first experience was actually with an older boy, her brother's childhood friend, when she was just a freshman in high school.

“The truth was, if you’re young and single in Hollywood, if there’s even a rumor that you’ve had sex, you’re labeled a s***,” she added.
“So my team created this whole narrative around me.”

Why the Lie Lasted So Long​

Even after her breakup with Timberlake in 2002, Britney said she was forced to maintain the virgin narrative into her twenties to protect her marketability. The lie wasn’t just a minor PR move—it was a controlling part of her public identity.

“Why did my managers work so hard to claim I was some kind of young-girl virgin even into my twenties? Whose business was it if I’d had sex or not?”

The revelation has once again stirred conversations about the intense pressures and unrealistic standards young women in the entertainment industry are forced to live under, especially when their value is tied to perceptions of innocence or purity.

A New Era of Honesty​

Spears’ memoir was praised for its raw honesty, also covering harrowing experiences like her mental health battles, her years under a strict conservatorship, and even her decision to have an abortion during her relationship with Timberlake. The reemergence of this specific confession online reminds fans not only of the human being behind the pop persona, but of the cost of being a young woman forced to live a lie in the public eye. Today, at 43, and now going by Xila Maria River Red, Britney seems focused on finally living her truth on her own terms, far from the spotlight, and far from the script others once wrote for her.

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[Pepsi Man]

SNCA and she's a washed up whore

 

[The Gheys from LA]

We don't care

 

[𒂶𒃑𒄀𒄖𒄦𒅑𒆑]

I think she should stop having sex

 

[The Gheys from LA]

Either way good for her, her dad is a POS.

 

[Jazz_is_Immortal!]

Unless I build a time machine and go back to 2004 back when Britney Spears was relevant I'd mock her shit music, her being a whore, and Ashlee Simpson. Now who fucking cares about Britney except the shit radio stations that play her songs every once in a while alongside other pop hits of the 90s and 2000s.