Just a few days after calling Christina Aguilera a bitch (a total bitch, to be more specific), The Wanted is dishing on Britney Spears in less-than-glowing fashion.
The British boy band said in a radio interview yesterday that they were told "not to even look" at the pop princess when they opened for her in concert.
Spears' camp denies, and is far from pleased with the claim.
"What's even more interesting than these false allegations is the fact that they have claimed to be picked on by two female pop stars in just a few days," her rep says.
"Look out Lady Gaga, there are still three days left this week."
The Wanted said the Spears incident happened while Siva Kaneswaran and their tour manager were looking at a laptop in a hallway. Security ordered them to turn away, supposedly, because Brit was about to come through, they said.
"We faced the wall for about 10 seconds until she got really far away," Kaneswaran said.
When the DJ said they were probably just "messing" with the group, Kaneswaran insisted, "It was serious." His band mate Jay McGuiness did acknowledge that "When we actually met her person to person she was so down-to-earth."
It sounds like Britney had zero inkling of any bad blood here. Spears even tweeted a photo of them together (above), saying "Love them!"
More like loved them.
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