Britney Spears’ brother Bryan discusses the star’s ‘frustrating’ conservatorship

Britney Spears doesn’t leave her Thousand Oaks, CA mansion that often, so when she does get out, it is a really special experience. On Aug.

Britney Spears paid a hefty sum in legal fees associated with her conservatorship. In documents obtained by ET, the «Stronger» singer paid her attorneys and team of advisers $1,202,504.30 in 2019.From that sum, her father, Jamie Spears, was paid $128,000 as a conservator.

We weren’t the only ones caught off guard when members of Britney Spears‘ family recently decided to comment on the growing controversy surrounding her conservatorship.

Britney Spears’ brother, Bryan Spears, spoke out against his sister’s conservatorship, a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly that more family members will continue to come forward.According to the source, the singer’s siblings and mother, Lynne Spears, are planning to “give more interviews that would sway public support to end” her conservatorship.But the pop star’s legal team doesn’t love the idea.

The best place for information on the #FreeBritney campaign? Why, straight from the source, of course!

Jamie Spears, the father of Britney Spears, isn’t happy with the “#FreeBritney” movement on social media. As most know, there exists a movement on the internet in which people describe Britney as a prisoner under her father’s thumb.

Britney Spears' father, Jamie, is speaking out about his daughter's conservatorship and the #FreeBritney movement. In an interview with PageSix, Jamie called the movement — which advocates for the end of Britney's conservatorship — «a joke.»«All these conspiracy theorists don’t know anything.

Britney Spears's brother, Bryan Spears, appeared on the As NOT Seen on TV podcast to discuss his sister's highly scrutinized conservatorship.

Britney Spears' brother opened up in a rare interview about what it was like growing up with the pop star and how the family as a whole adjusted as she skyrocketed to stardom. Speaking on the "As NOT Seen on TV" podcast, Bryan Spears, 43, said he was in college when Britney became a household name.

Britney Spears‘ brother Bryan says he believes that the singer’s financial conservatorship “has been good for the family”.The #FreeBritney campaign has been trending on social media after it was revealed that the singer’s finances are under a court-approved conservatorship.The finances were previously controlled by the singer’s father Jamie, who made decisions about her money and career.

While fans are trending the ‘Free Britney‘ hashtag on social media, Britney Spears’ brother, Bryan, decided to speak out about the situation.

Britney Spears' brother, Bryan, is offering his perspective on her conservatorship and the #FreeBritney movement. The pop star's older brother opened up about why he thinks the conservatorship has been a «great thing for our family» on Thursday's episode of the podcast. The conversation between Bryan and host Drew Plotkin began as Plotkin noted it was a «big day» for Britney, who was supposed to have a virtual hearing for her conservatorship on Wednesday.

Britney Spears’ brother, Bryan Spears, gave an update on where the family stands with her sons, Preston and Jayden.“We do [see them],” the 43-year-old revealed during the Thursday, July 23, episode of the “As Not Seen on TV” podcast. “When we were doing the Vegas run and I was going back and forth, I was working with Caesars Entertainment at the time, and Britney and I lived together for that four-year run.

One of Britney Spears‘ family members is speaking out. Britney’s older brother Bryan Spears, 43, didn’t hold back in a new interview about the Glory singers’ on-going conservatorship, which is in place until Aug.

Bryan Spears is finally speaking out about that viral #FreeBritney hashtag popping up all over social media.

Jamie Lynn Spears clapped back at Instagram critics who claimed that she was purposely not speaking out regarding her sister, Britney Spears, and her rumored mental health struggles."I would never speak out just to clarify things to the public, when the person it pertains to does not want that to happen," wrote Jamie Lynn to an Instagram commenter on Tuesday.