Coming to your ex's wedding, of course, takes a lot of courage and fortitude. Not all can do that and are heartened to see the figure they once loved happy with someone else.
Jason Alexander, the first husband of Britney Spears, may be one of the people who have not been able to move on or let his ex-wife marry another man. Instead of congratulating him, the uninvited man caused a riot at the wedding of Britney Spears and Sam Asghari at a luxury home in California, United States.
The incident was also briefly posted on his personal Instagram, where Alexander recorded live as he ran towards the wedding. He jumped over the fence and slipped into the venue while trying to convince the guards he was invited there.
Shortly after, he started rioting by vandalizing and violently attacking several guards. Alexander proudly admits that he intends to cause a riot at the event because he is still in love with Britney, who he calls his first and only wife to this day.
The security forces arrived and arrested the 40-year-old man. This is the third arrest in the past 13 months.
He was previously arrested for drunk driving last year and violating airport security protocols in August 2021. In addition, Alexander was also given a warning for stalking and threatening a woman at the end of last year.
Jason Alexander is a little friend of Britney Spears. The two of them were married in Las Vegas in 2004. Unfortunately the marriage only lasted for 55 hours and then they divorced.
At that time, some media said that the two of them married in a drunken state, so it didn't take long for them to decide to divorce. Although in the end Jason opened his voice they were forced to separate because the management team of Britney Spears did not agree with the marriage which was considered to be threatening the singer's career.
"They told me if I signed the contract they would let me and Britney continue our relationship. And if we keep feeling (love) the same for six months, then they will make the marriage that should be for us," he said in a podcast. /hot.detik.com
