Britney Spears Reaches Settlement with Father, Ending Conservatorship Battle

Britney Spears has reached a settlement with her father. This puts a definitive end to the case about Spears’ father’s protection of the American pop singer, the lawyers of both parties report. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The settlement comes more than two years after a court ordered the end of a conservatorship that gave father Jamie Spears control over his daughter Britney. Since then, the two have fought a legal battle over attorney fees and the way Spears’ father handled the custody.

The operation began in 2008, when Spears had a breakdown and needed treatment for mental health issues. Her father Jamie Spears was appointed as curator. For thirteen years, the singer was almost not allowed to make her own decisions about her personal life and assets.

In testimony, Spears, 42, said that although she was under supervision, her management forced her to go on tour against her will, she was given lithium which left her feeling “drunk”. and that she was not allowed to marry or have children.

Britney Spears, who hit the world around the turn of the century with songs like Baby one more time in (You drive me) crazy, fighting against the executive order for five years. In 2021, the court ruled in her favor. Her biography was published last year. Here she wrote about the years of conservatism in which she “felt like a shadow of myself”. She also felt that her soul was destroyed.

Speaking about the settlement, Spears’ lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, said it was “an honor and an honor to protect and defend Britney Spears.” “Her wish came true, she is now free.”

Alex Weingarten, a lawyer for the singer’s father, told the CNN news channel that Jamie is glad this is over. “Jamie loves his daughter very much and has worked hard to protect her,” Weingarten said. “He wants the best for Britney, nothing less.