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Lance Bass Believes Britney Spears Will Perform Again — Whenever ‘She Feels Comfortable’ Lance Bass is ready for some more music from Britney Spears. In an interview with Rolling Stone ahead of his upcoming film with Danielle Fishel about their real-life “romance,” the *NSYNC star shared that — along with wanting Spears to cameo in their film — he hopes to see the pop star back on stage after she shared she’ll “probably never perform again.” “I want her to do whatever she feels comfortable with for sure,” Bass told Rolling Stone. “And yes, right now, I’m sure she’s not thinking about performing and being on set anywhere, but I know Britney, and she loves performing. She loves being an entertainer, and I see her back on that stage at some point.” Bass added, “I don’t know if it’s anytime soon, but we all want her to make new music.” Last month, Spears marked her return to music, collaborating with John on “Hold Me Closer,” a disco song reimagining some of the Rocketman’s classics. The new tune gave Bass hope that a return to the stage will come sooner rather than later. “We got a little tease with Elton John, so we want a full album. If she tours with it or not doesn’t matter. We just want the music,” Bass said. “Give us some music, girl. We’re all supporting her.” Bass, who’s good friends with Spears, added that the singer is “doing great” and is surrounded by her friends as she continues to recover from the trauma of being in her 13-year conservatorship, which recently ended. “We’re supposed to be meeting up because we’re going to hang with the kiddos at some point, but she seems super happy,” Bass said. “She’s just dealing with coming down from this traumatic experience the last 10 years of her life, and I think that takes a lot of getting used to, and probably I’m sure, going into therapy or whatever you have to do, to really get your thoughts straight about what had gone down. She’s got a lot of trauma to deal with.” 🔴 Source: Rolling Stone

Lance doesn’t believe Britney is entirely free. When asked by Page Six whether he's been in touch with Britney since the conservatorship ended, he said “Not at all.” “It’s just, you know, there’s a wall around her,” he alleged. “And for some reason, those people don’t want her old friends involved with her life.” Related:

Edited by @PokemonSpears The fact is people are even asking what is sixth cousin once removed. And people are saying also The whole Celine Dion and Madonna dna thing which was denounced by Celine is very much how they feel, DNA tests can lie. So people aren't believing this test at all.. @Jordan Miller @Slayer @PokemonSpears But My Britney friends also want to remind people incest and the south always go hand in hand.

... at this very moment on twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelTurchin/with_replies He was talking about her "mental breakdown" and that the conservationship was needed. He claimed she was so ill that she couldn't even remember her best friend (Lance) and her family members. Lance is close to Jamie Lynn - obviously. Britney has changed, she's so different now, but at least she's better. And of course we, fans know absolutely nothing. Thoughts?

Netflix's popular show 'The Circle' Season 2 has just begun. On the show, contestants have to communicate through a social platform in order to be the most liked person and win $100,000. Lance Bass's long-time assistant Lisa went on the show and catfishes as Lance Bass. However, not every contestant knows who he is. 22-year-old contestant Chloe from another Netflix show, 'Too Hot to Handle', does not recognize the band name nor Bass. Bass tells EW he doesn't worry that Chloe is a representation that the younger generation has forgotten his early greatness. In fact, "it's the opposite," he explains, because he's thriving with over 3 million likes on his TikTok videos, which range from dance collabs to his head-bopping reaction to a "Montero" and "Bye Bye Bye" remix. "The Gen Z kids are really loving it," he says, brushing off Chloe's flub. "If no one knows the group NSYNC at that age, that's just bad parenting right there." Do you think it's because of bad parenting or because Lance Bass is not as popular among the younger generation?

Lance Bass says he supports the #FreeBritney movement, but also wants people to trust the court system. Bass says he recently spoke with Britney's sister Jamie Lynn and is now seemingly more aware of what's going on. "I have talked to Jamie Lynn recently, which is why I feel so much better about this situation. They aren't as worried as we are," he said, adding that people "have no idea what's really going on. So we just have to trust that the loved ones around her are doing the right thing." "The one thing that I do know is, I know Jamie Lynn…If Jamie is OK with everything going on, I feel like she really has her sister's back during all this," Bass continued. "So I trust her to give us the real information." "I totally support #FreeBritney," he said. "I hope everyone figures out exactly what is happening in her life. I do believe that things are settling the way they should be…There's a judge in charge of all this, so we really need to just trust the judge in the situation and know that things will work out for the best." "We all love her and I'm very open to finding out what's going on, but at the end of the day you've no idea what's going on. I have," he noted. "So I really shouldn't have an opinion." Bass is also working with Jamie Lynn on a movie with TriStar, Britney's current business management company that is actively working with Jamie Spears, whom Britney is fighting in court. It is believed TriStar takes advantage of Britney's finances without her consent. [I'm] super excited about" he said, "We've been working on this for quite a while and we're about to announce the writer, which everyone's going to love, but it's a true story about these two girls that won a Winnebago on The Price Is Right and decided they wanted to follow [*NSYNC] on tour for three months, and it was the craziest story they hatched." "I mean, it's insane," he continued, adding, "We're recreating a story, but of course it happens 20 years later so they are older trying to recapture this amazing trip they did 20 years ago." Related:

Lance Bass talks about the #FreeBritney movement in a new podcast interview. "I just think we need to trust the system. We can be skeptical and conspiracy theorists all day long, but then you've got to use common sense and be like 'but do we really know, what really makes sense here?' Lance agrees that she acts like she's 17-years-old. "And because she is on social media. If she was hurting in any way, it would show. It would definitely show." Thoughts?