Britney Spears' Ex Among Capitol Hill Rioters

Britney Spears’ Ex Among Capitol Hill Rioters

January 7, 2021

Jason Alexander, best known for his 55-hour marriage to Britney Spears, was among rioters present during the scenes on Capitol Hill yesterday that ended with the invasion of the Capitol and four dead.

"Britney Spears’ ex fiancé for 55 hours was one of the insurrectionists who invaded the U.S. Capitol yesterday." On left, a photograph of Jason Alexander, a dark haired white man with sunglasses on top of his short hair and a v necked peach t-shirt, on the right a screenshot of a Facebook post with the names blocked out in red, the post reads "Is anyone else having trouble focusing on work right now? It's like the world is burning down around us but here I am writing a motion..." The comment reads "YUP. I'm also processing the fact that my dumbass cousin (who also marries Britney Spears for 55 hours) is on Capitol Hill. I'm really related to a domestic terrorist." The comment features another selfie of Alexander, wearing a red and white bobble hat, seemingly taken on Capitol Hill — @BritneyHiatus

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Alexander openly admitted his involvement on Facebook, sharing a selfie he'd taken at the riot with the caption "DC. Millions showed up." From there friends and family members of the aspiring martial artist screengrabbed the post, sharing it elsewhere on social media until it was picked up by popular unofficial Britney fan account @BritneyHiatus, bringing media attention to his participation in the riots.

"Yes, I’m friends with him on FB. He goes HARD for Trump. Totally uneducated based on his grammar." Photograph of Jason Alexander wearing a red ad white '45' bobble hat and a jean jacket, taken at the Capitol Hill riots with flag waving rioters behind him — @PR_Ethan

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While it's unknown whether or not Alexander was one of those who breached the Capitol, his presence on the Hill came as no surprise to those who know him, with one Facebook friend saying "He goes HARD for Trump." Twitterites however aren't giving him the benefit of the doubt, with many tweeting at the FBI's official Twitter account with calls for him to be investigated.