Britney Spears Calls For 'Abusive' Conservatorship To End During Court Hearing - Read Her Full Statement

Britney Spears detailing her conservatorship, her father will remain her conservator, for now. A Los Angeles Superior Court judge signed an order Wednesday denying her request to have her father, Jamie Spears, removed from her conservatorship.

Britney Spears and her team's most recent efforts to remove her father from her conservatorship were unsuccessful.

Britney Spears’ father Jamie will remain the pop singer’s conservator of her estate after a judge denied a request from her attorney to have him removed.According to Variety, documents filed by the Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday (June 30) show a judge has denied a ‘months-old’ request to remove Jamie as conservator, as submitted by Britney’s lawyer Samuel D.

Britney Spears‘ dad, Jamie Spears, will remain on her conservatorship, after a judge denied the singer’s request to have him removed.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentA judge has shot down Britney Spears’ request to have her father removed from her conservatorship.New court documents that were filed by the Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday show that the judge has denied the request by Spears’ attorney, Samuel Ingham III, to remove her father, Jamie Spears, as her sole conservator.“The conservator’s request to suspend James P.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentFollowing his daughter’s explosive testimony, Britney Spears’ father, Jamie Spears, has filed legal paperwork and is shifting blame.This week, an attorney for Jamie Spears filed new documents, obtained by Variety, with the Los Angeles Superior Court regarding the conservatorship of his daughter, stating that he is “concerned” about her treatment.But, the elder Spears is saying that he is not responsible, and he is placing the blame on others,

Britney Spears, 39, spoke at a court hearing pertaining to her on-going conservatorship and revealed that she previously didn’t know she could petition the court to end it. “I honestly didn’t know that,” she told Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny during her June 23 hearing.

No ill will. Paris Hilton’s response to Britney Spears‘ court hearing shows that she didn’t take offense to her friend using her as an example in her conservatorship testimony.

Britney Spears has broken her silence after her explosive court hearing, apologising to fans for pretending she was ok.The 39 year old appeared in a Los Angeles court via video link on Wednesday, where she detailed the extent of her conservatorship, telling the judge: "I'm not here to be anyone's slave." She added that she thinks her father, Jamie Spears, should "be in jail" for his treatment of her during the 13 year long conservatorship, and that she is not allowed to have a baby with her

Britney Spears has taken to Instagram to make her first public statement since she addressed a Los Angeles court earlier this week about her “abusive” conservatorship.Spears spoke to Judge Brenda Penny at a LA Superior Court hearing remotely on Wednesday (June 23), delivering a 24-minute testimony in which she called for an end to her conservatorship.

Britney Spears' famous fans and friends have her back. The 39-year-old singer spoke out for the first time at her conservatorship hearing on Wednesday, and stars including Lena Dunham, Keke Palmer, Cara Delevingne and Mariah Carey took to social media to show their support. Spears, who has been under the legal conservatorship for 13 years, joined the Los Angeles court hearing remotely amid COVID-19 protocols, and did not hold back in her account of her experiences.

Since her sister’s testimony, #FreeBritney supporters have wanted to know Jamie Lynn Spears’ response to Britney‘s court hearing about her conservatorship, and where she stands in her older sister’s legal battle with their father, Jamie Spears.

Speaking her truth. Britney Spears’ full statement from her latest conservatorship hearing was her most public takedown of her father and her team to date—and it is available to read in its entirety below.

This article includes references to mental health and drug use. After years of silence and being under conservatorship, Britney Spears spoke her truth and detailed her side of the story before a Los Angeles probate judge Brenda Penny on Wednesday. The popstar icon, who has serenaded millions across the globe, was demanding to end her conservatorship under which she has lived for 13 long years.

Britney Spears appeared virtually before a Los Angeles court and Judge Brenda Penny on Wednesday to speak against the conservatorship she's lived under for 13 years.MORE: Britney Spears' mother steals the show in rare family photoThe popstar made a nearly 30-minute long statement in which she revealed that she is "traumatized", adding "I just want my life back". WATCH: Britney Spears receives COVID vaccine with beau Sam AsghariDuring her lengthy appearance, Britney compared her life to "sex

Justin Timberlake, Mariah Carey and more celebrities and musicians have voiced support for Britney Spears following the emotional testimony she delivered in a court hearing yesterday.Spears addressed a Los Angeles court in an open hearing yesterday (June 23), where she called for an end to her “abusive” conservatorship, which she has been under since 2008, without further evaluation.“I just want my life back. And it’s been 13 years.

Britney Spears has spoken. The 39-year-old pop starspoke out against her conservatorship at a hearing on Wednesday, asking the court to terminate it in order to get her «life back.» Spears, who has been under the legal conservatorship for 13 years, joined the Los Angeles court hearing remotely amid COVID-19 protocols, and did not hold back in her account of her experiences.

Britney Spears has addressed a Los Angeles court in an open hearing today, and has publicly called for an end to her “abusive” conservatorship that sparked the #FreeBritney movement.Spears delivered an emotional testimony on Wednesday (June 23) to the Los Angeles County Superior Court in which she expressed how she felt controlled by the conservatorship, which was managed for 11 years by her father, Jamie Spears.