The singer is hurt by others "attempting to tell her narrative" and wants to set the record straight.

Britney Spears is said to be in talks with Oprah Winfrey to do a tell-all interview about her conservatorship and ongoing family feud. Back in November, Britney publicly said that she wanted to do an interview with Oprah to set thing straight. A source has now told The Sun that a sit-down interview with Oprah is “in the works”. “Britney is deeply hurt and angry others, who claim to love her, keep attempting to tell her narrative when it’s her story to tell," they said. “She will absolutely be speaking out on her own terms. Nothing is locked in yet but things are in play right now. It’s happening this year, maybe sooner than fans think. “She’s already talked to Oprah about doing a sit down and Britney wants an Oprah interview to happen. Oprah wants it to happen too. “It seems like it’s going to work out, so she’s focusing on starting her new life now.” It comes as Britney has slammed her sister Jamie Lynn Spears for promoting her new memoir at her expense. Jamie Lynn appeared on Good Morning America earlier in the week, insisting that she "took steps to help" end Britney's controversial conservatorship. Britney has now spoken out about what her sister said in the interview, claiming the Zoey 101 actress "never had to work for anything". "I looked at my phone and I see that my sister did her interview to promote her book. The two things that did bother me that my sister said was how my behaviour was out of control. "She was never around me much 15 years ago at that time… So why are we even talking about that unless she wants to sell a book at my expense? "I wrote a lot of my songs and my sister was the baby. She never had to work for anything. Everything was always given to her. "I always was the bigger person." She added: "Hope your book does well Jamie Lynn."