Britney Spears Sends Cease-and-Desist to Ex-Bodyguard

0:00On March 27th, Brittany Spears is going after her former bodyguard, Thomas Bunberry, with a cease and desist letter for allegedly hacking her devices. An eye-cloud account without permission. The pop star claims he accessed her personal data after she fired him, and she's aiming to block any release of that material. The letter went out last month and accuses him of breaking state and federal privacy laws. It warns of police reports and possible charges if he doesn't comply, all stemming from actions taken post-biring in August of last year. This is in Brittany's first big legal fight. She spent years under a conservatorship starting in 2008, run by her father and others, until public support and her own efforts ended. It in 2021, restoring her full control. Bunberry has no public response so far. The demands are clear, stay away from all her accounts, devices and logins, plus delete any photos, files, documents, emails or texts he might have. Legal experts say success here could set a strong precedent for celebrity privacy.

1:03Brittany's team is pushing hard to keep her information secure as the case unfolds. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news. Today brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.