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Britney Spears releases surprise song with ex Justin Timberlake

Britney Spears releases surprise song with ex Justin Timberlake
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  • Britney Spears has surprised fans by releasing an unreleased song she co-wrote with her former boyfriend Justin Timberlake more than two decades ago.
  • On Monday, October 12, news emerged that Spears had released the previously unheard song to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her third studio album, Britney.
  • With five unreleased tracks planned for the anniversary edition, Spears’ upcoming album reissue promises to revisit a defining era of her pop music journey.

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Britney Spears has surprised fans by releasing an unreleased song she co-wrote with her former boyfriend Justin Timberlake more than two decades ago. The track brings together two major pop stars whose relationship attracted significant attention in the early 2000s.

On Monday, October 12, news emerged that Spears had released the previously unheard song to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her third studio album, Britney. The 44-year-old singer originally co-wrote the track with Timberlake in 2001, but it remained unreleased for years.

Titled She’ll Never Be Me, the song has now been released from Spears’ music vault. It features contributions from Spears, Timberlake, and songwriters and producers Bradley Daymond and Alex Greggs. The two producers are longtime collaborators of *NSYNC and have worked together under the name Riprock ‘n’ Alex G.

The song first became available on Friday, October 9, ahead of the upcoming anniversary edition of Spears’ album. The special reissue is scheduled to arrive on November 6, 2026, marking exactly 25 years since the original album debuted in 2001.

Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 13, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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