Britney Spears’ Ex Sam Asghari Once Had Strong Words for 'Bully' Donald Trump Jr: "Don't Be A..."

Sam Asghari called Donald Trump Jr. a 'bully' for his online mockery of Britney Spears. The actor/model defended his ex after Trump Jr. posted two photos of Spears on Instagram, one of her in her prime, with the caption 'America Under Trump.' The post also had another pic of of her dancing in a bikini with prop knives and the caption 'America Under Biden,' referring to the current US president, Joe Biden. Then, just a few days later, on October 5th, 2023, Trump Jr. posted another meme of the Toxic singer dancing with knives juxtaposed against a photo of Spears from the 1990s. The 90's picture had the text "The photo they use in the newspaper" over it, while the other read, "What your body camera saw."

According to Just Jared, Asghari called out Donald for his disrespectful conduct in an Instagram story. He said, "Hey, Little Trump. You won’t stop bullying so I’m here to tell you that being a bully doesn’t make you cool nor [does] it make you friends. And it certainly doesn’t require intelligence to be one. I can be a bully, too. I can say ‘The best is yet to come.’ But I won’t do that. I won’t do that. Because it’s just mean being a bully, and like I said it doesn’t make you cool. So, don’t be a bully Jr. Don’t be one."

Fans were also extremely worried about Spears after she uploaded clips of risque dancing. In particular, after a video surfaced showing the Toxic singer apparently dancing around her house while wielding knives, authorities were summoned to check on her well-being. As reported by TMZ, law enforcement got a call from someone concerned about Spears' social media activity.

Deputies from the Ventura County Sheriff's Department reportedly knew about the knife footage and went to the pop singer's residence as a precaution. According to the outlet's sources, multiple individuals called the police after she uploaded the knife video, including someone who had previously done a welfare check on her and became concerned about her safety.

Though Spears said they were props, the clash of her 'fake' blades seemingly proved otherwise. She responded, "I know I spooked everyone with the last post, but these are fake knives that my team rented from Hand Prop shop in LA. These are not real knives. No one needs to worry or call the police." About an hour after posting the video in which she displayed her knife skills, Spears shared another in which she looked to have a cut on her thigh and a bandage wrapped around her arm. She didn't specify how she got the fresh wounds, but most people think the knives did it. 

This article was originally published on 10.06.23.