A fan spotted the never-before-seen footage of Spears discussing her legal situation in a best-of episode of "The Jonathan Ross Show."

Spears did not mention the show in question, but in October of 2023, The Sun seemed to confirm it had been her 2016 interview on The Jonathan Ross Show on ITV, revealing that the "Toxic" singer's team had pressured the network to remove any mention of her conservatorship.

This also meant that any TV interviews she gave could be edited as per the family's approval - which is exactly what happened when Britney appeared on The Jonathan Ross Show back in 2016. Sitting on the famous blue sofa at the time, the chart-topper was promoting her debut album Glory, with the catch-up airing on ITV at the time.

A video fans long thought lost of Britney Spears discussing the confines of her conservatorship on The Jonathan Ross Show just aired on TV for the first time, over eight years later. Britney Spears had herself referenced discussing it on the show in her book, but claimed the comments never made it to TV – and now we have proof.

Britney Spears can be heard discussing her conservatorship in a previously-seen clip now aired by ITV. In a special episode of The Jonathan Ross Show looking back at some of his most famous guests, a new interview with the singer from 2016 has come to light.

An unearthed clip from 2016 of Britney Spears talking about her conservatorship is going viral. Nearly eight years after the pop star, 42, sat down for an interview on The Jonathan Ross Show, a part of the chat that never made it to air where Spears gets candid about the legal situation's effect on her creative process has been made public in a