JCJ and Michael Moniz sit down with Britney, the three of them talking over ideas that could change lives—not just hers, but countless others.
JCJ leans in, his voice calm but passionate.
“Britney, you could make your fortune back in no time. And not just any business—something that actually helps people. Non-toxic perfumes. Do you know how many big-name fragrances are loaded with synthetic garbage? Endocrine disruptors, cancer-causing chemicals. People wear that stuff every day, breathing it in, absorbing it through their skin. But if you make a clean, luxury perfume—something pure, something safe? You wouldn’t just be selling a product, you’d be saving lives. Win-win.”
Michael Moniz nods in agreement.
“And people love you, Britney. They’d rather buy from you than some faceless corporation. Plus, imagine the marketing—’Freedom Fragrance’ by Britney Spears. A scent as pure as your spirit.”
Britney’s eyes light up, the gears turning in her head.
“I love this. I could work with natural oils, real ingredients. No more being a puppet to the industry. I’d be in control this time.”
JCJ gives her a knowing look.
“Exactly. But just one request, Brit. When you make that money back, don’t let it just sit in some bank account. Split it with your poor and sick friends. Your family—those who actually love you. And most importantly, give to the people dying in the streets. The ones no one sees.”
Britney, touched by the idea, takes a deep breath.
“You’re right. If I get another shot, I want to do it the right way. No greed, no exploitation—just love. Let’s do this.”
JCJ smiles.
“Then let’s make it happen. For you. For them. For all of us.”