Britney Spears Accuses Ex-Bodyguard of Unauthorized iCloud Access

Britney Spears has accused her former bodyguard, Thomas Bunbury, of unlawfully accessing her personal devices and iCloud account, prompting her legal team to send him a cease-and-desist letter last month. The formal accusation, detailed on March 27, 2026, alleges that Bunbury violated multiple state and federal privacy laws by gaining unauthorized entry after his dismissal from her security detail.

Bunbury was fired in August 2025 for breaching a nondisclosure agreement, according to Spears's representatives. Officials cited his unauthorized communications with fans and media outlets as the reason for his termination, an action that breached the confidentiality expected in his role protecting the singer's privacy and safety. Following his departure, Spears claims Bunbury continued to access her accounts, leading to instances where she was temporarily locked out of her own devices.

The cease-and-desist letter demands that Bunbury immediately cease all access to her electronic accounts and destroy any copies of files he may have obtained. It also requires him to disclose whether he shared any photos, documents, or other sensitive materials with third parties. Spears's attorneys...