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Britney Used Dancing Double Allison Kyler In ‘HIAM’ Video?
Britney Spears Uses Dance Double In New Music Video?
According to TMZ, Britney Spears doesn’t do the dance moves in her new music video for ‘Hold It Against Me.’
Reports are suggesting that Spears couldn’t keep up with the fast moves at her age and a dance-double, Allison Kyler, stepped in to do the job!
Multiple sources on the music video set tell TMZ, Jonas Akerlund, the director, was upset that Britney hadn’t practiced enough.
And it got so heated between Britney and the producer, that on the second day of shooting she left the set crying. But, Britney’s camp is denying these claims.
A rep for Britney tells TMZ, “The accusations could not be further from the truth. Britney worked extremely hard on this video and rehearsed for six weeks prior to shooting.” The rep adds that Brit and Jonas got along great, and “Fans will immediately see how inaccurate these claims are once they see the video.”
Jonas tells TMZ, “[Britney's] been great throughout the entire process. At the end of the shoot I got the warmest hug I ever got from an artist, and I look forward to hugging her again very soon!” Jonas adds, “I’ve been around long enough to know when an artist gives it their all, and to me It doesn’t get better than this.”
Jonas says, “This video is gonna be f**king awesome. It’s all Britney.”
Do you think Britney is in %100 of the music video?
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regina commented on Feb 02 11 at 9:40 pmTotally possible she had to have a dance double! She looks like she is on medication and not quick enough for Brian’s hard choreography. I personally feel bad for her, she does not look like she wants to do this. Allison was really good in You got Served, she’s well known in the LA dance world.
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