Britney Spears Accuses Ex-Guard of Hacking, DUI Arrest

0:00On March 27, Britney Spears has accused her former security guard, Thomas Bunbury, of hacking into her personal devices and Apple iCloud account. In February, she sent him a cease and desist letter, claiming he broke several state and federal laws. She demanded he delete any copies he made, stay away from her accounts, and reveal if he shared any photos or files with others. Bunbury was fired in August 2025 for violating his non-disclosure agreement by talking to fans and media. Sources say the alleged hacking happened after that, and Spears got locked out of her accounts multiple times. This drama unfolds as Spears has let go of several team members, including sobriety coaches and more security staff in recent weeks. Her family worries she's now hanging out with a rough crowd since her conservatorship ended in late 2021. Insiders call them shady, with some having criminal pasts, and possibly exploiting her financially. The accusations come right after Spears arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence

1:03in Ventura County, California, on March 4th. Police also found an unknown substance in her vehicle, and sources hint this could grow into a bigger case. She was released hours later. Spears was spotted publicly for the first time since then on March 22nd, and she'll head back to court on May 4th, as all this continues to, play out. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.