Britney Spears' Former Makeup Artist Says Singer 'Sees a Light' at End of Conservatorship Battle (Exclusive)

Lance Bass opened up about his thoughts on friend Britney Spears’ conservatorship battle, revealing he’s spoken to her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, about what’s happening.“I have talked to Jamie Lynn recently, which is why I feel so much better about this situation,” Bass, 41, told Entertainment Tonight on Friday, September 25.

Lance Bass now has a better understanding of what Britney Spears is going through. Last month, the 41-year-old singer received backlash for comments he made about the pop star and her current conservatorship.But after talking with Britney's sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, he is more aware of the singer's situation.«I have talked to Jamie Lynn recently, which is why I feel so much better about this situation.

Britney Spears is doing her best to stay positive amid her ongoing conservatorship battle. On Wednesday, the 38-year-old pop star posted a sunny selfie to Instagram, along with a message about finding happiness. «Just a Touch of Rose

Britney Spears‘ lawyer is calling out members of the pop star’s conservatorship team.

The family drama surrounding Britney Spears‘ contentious conservatorship is only getting deeper…

Britney Spears is interested in unsealing parts of her conservatorship case for the “informed support” of the public, but her father Jamie Spears is not in agreement.

Britney Spears has the support of Billy B Brasfield. The pop star’s former makeup artist tells ET that he recently reconnected with her after a #FreeBritney rally that took place outside the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Los Angeles on Aug. 19 amid her battle to remove her father, Jamie Spears, from her conservatorship.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn a Wednesday filing in Los Angeles Superior Court, Britney Spears’ attorney filed a motion opposing a request by her father, Jamie Spears — who is also her conservator — to to keep her conservatorship case sealed.“Far from being a conspiracy theory or a ‘joke’ as James reportedly told the media, in large part this scrutiny is a reasonable and even predictable result of James’ aggressive use of the sealing procedure over the years to minimize the amount of

Britney Spears is completely on board with her new conservatorship, according to her attorney.

Britney Spears showed support for the #FreeBritney campaign, which fans launched to call for an end to her 12-year conservatorship.The Princess of Pop, 38, said in court documents obtained by TMZ on Thursday, September 3, that she wants her conservatorship case to be open to the public, going against her father Jamie Spears’ motion to keep it sealed.

Britney Spears's highly scrutinized conservatorship is described as "voluntary" in new court documents obtained by E! News.Spears also reiterated in the documents that she does not want her father, Jamie Spears, to be the head of her conservatorship going forward.Britney Spears is continuing to fight to have a say in who will take over the helm of her long-standing conservatorship.

Britney Spears‘ conservatorship trial continues to get messier by the day. Following the news that Britney herself “strongly opposes” father Jamie Spears returning to the role of the sole conservator, a source tells People magazine that Britney “still wants the conservatorship to end at some point, but more urgently right now she doesn’t want her dad to regain the sole conservator role.” “Jamie is very old school.

according to the Los Angeles Times, Jamie, who starred in Nickelodeon series Zoey 101, requested that all the assets from the singer’s trust be relocated into new accounts with Fidelity Brokerage Services.The move, if approved, would transfer Britney’s financial assets from the trust, which was established in 2004, into the new accounts of which Jamie is a custodian.

The complicated saga of Britney Spears‘ conservatorship continues.

Since February 2008, Britney Spears has felt “treated like a child” while under a conservatorship. Now, the pop star, 38, is “ready to take back control after 12 years,” a source tells Us Weekly. But if the #FreeBritney movement has revealed anything, it’s that this process has already been far from easy.