Britney Spears’ LGBTQ Community Message For Pride Month Goes Viral For All The Wrong Reasons

Britney Spears' mother, Lynne Spears, has requested permission by a judge to be informed of the pop star's financial decisions, according to a new report. Court documents filed by Lynne on July 13 show that the famous mom wants to be included as "an interested person" in "all matters" of a trust set up for the pop star named "SJB Revocable Trust," according to The Blast.

Britney Spears’ mother, Lynne Spears, requested to be included in decisions related to the pop star’s finances and trust amid the #FreeBritney movement, Us Weekly confirms.The Through the Storm author, 65, filed court documents in Los Angeles on Monday, July 13, to demand “special notice” of “all matters” involving the SJB Revocable Trust, which Britney, 38, established in 2004 to protect her multimillion-dollar fortune, investments and other assets.If approved, Lynne’s request to be included as

Lynne Spears wants to be more in the know about her daughter Britney Spears‘ finances and trust. In court docs obtained by ET, the pop star’s mother filed a request with the Los Angeles County Court on Monday to receive special notice on “all matters” in regard to Spears’ SJB Revocable Trust.

Britney Spears‘ mother, Lynne Spears, is requesting to be included in decisions made about her finances.

New possible details about Britney Spears’ conservatorship have been revealed thanks to photographer Andrew Gallery.

The speculation surrounding Britney Spears‘ conservatorship continues.

“Tokbottom” of late, a Nazi-themed song went viral on TikTok, racking up more than 6.5 million views across multiple videos before getting pulled.The now-banned jingle, which was sourced to a teenager in the UK, featured appalling anti-Semitic lyrics such as, “We’re going on a trip to a place called Auschwitz, it’s shower time,” reports the BBC.

Two things in life that Britney Spears really loves are practicing yoga and going to the beach. While she’s able to get her stretching and breathing workouts in at home on a daily basis, the 38-year-old showed that she got to leave her Thousand Oaks, CA mansion at least once this summer to hit the sand for a little namaste time.

Thandie Newton is not holding back, and she has sparked an intense debate while at it. The British actress did a new Vulture interview where she spoke about her 30-year-long career in Hollywood.

Britney Spears is the dancing queen of Instagram, and she was at it again with a new video on July 6. In the clip, Britney shows off her freestyle moves to Beyonce’s song, “Haunted.” She revealed that the video was filmed over Fourth of July weekend, and explained that “Haunted” is a song that she’s always wanted to dance to, so she finally took the plunge!

Here’s an epic pairing that no one saw coming – but now, it’s one that everyone wants. “I love you, Britney Spears,” Finneas, 22, posted to his Instagram Story on June 30.

Today is the last day of Pride month and this year, the LGBTQ community saw even greater setbacks where they were unable to hold parades and celebrations for the achievements gained in their long fight for civil rights. Many celebrities chose to honor the LGBTQ community in their own special way (including Britney Spears who went viral for the wrong reasons) but once again, President Trump was noticeably silent when it came to recognizing members of the LGBTQ community.

In a recent interview, High Fidelity star Zoë Kravitz talked about how she met Britney Spears for the first time when she was 12 years old. The actress revealed that her dad, Lenny Kravitz, arranged the meeting, which just happened to coincide with Spears's iconic album cover shoot for Oops!...

There are certain fan bases you just don’t toy with, and Beyonce‘s “Beyhive” is at the top of the list. Britney Spears unfortunately didn’t seem aware that the “Formation” singer’s fans — and most of the world — know her has “Queen B.” Brit shared Instagram post on June 24, addressing her fans who call her by the same nickname.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAs the LGBTQ community and allies continue to celebrate Pride Month, Amazon Prime Video is setting a virtual fest of their  own with “Pride Inside” June 27-28.The fest, which will take place at PrimeVideoPrideInside.com, will support The Black AIDS Institute and the National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network. The fest will include performances by artists Betty Who, Vincint, The Aces and Greyson Chance.