Britney Spears was forced to clean garbage by her mother as punishment for losing her virginity at the age of 14

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Los Angeles,. Pop icon Britney Spears has revealed that she got into trouble after losing her virginity at the age of 14. The ‘Toxic’ singer revealed the details in her memoir ‘The Woman’ released on Tuesday, reports mirror.co.uk. opened up about her teenage experiences in ‘In Me’. The highly anticipated book explores Britney’s tumultuous life and contains some shocking revelations, including details of her miscarriage after becoming pregnant with ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake Britney shares her first sexual experience with readers, which started when she was hanging out at her “bad” friend’s house. The boy she had a crush on “came into the house in the middle of the night” and the two began kissing, but she insists things didn’t progress further. According to mirror.co.uk, this That didn’t happen until she started dating her brother’s best friend. She said, “I liked a lot of the guys among my brother’s friends that year. I dated one of them, his best friend. I lost my virginity to him. I was in ninth grade and the guy was 17.” Brittany recalled, “I went to school at 7 in the morning like normal, but at lunch. I would leave there around 1 pm and spend the afternoon with him. Then he would drop me home as soon as school was over. I would innocently board the bus, thus sneaking into the house. It was as if nothing had happened.” He noted that he found the age difference between the pair “humiliating” and that his brother began to hate his friend. Brian eventually told his parents, and mother Lynn punished her daughter by making it her responsibility to clean up the trash. She recalls, “As punishment, I had to walk around the neighborhood with a bucket all day and hit a bucket on the highway.” Had to clean the garbage like a prisoner. Brian would follow me around taking pictures and I would cry and pick up the garbage.”–IANS

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