Britney Spears says family would 'f--k with' her amid conservatorship, thanks attorney for changing her life

Britney Spears, 39, shared a sweet moment to her Instagram on Friday, celebrating life with her two sons, Sean Preston Federline, 16, and Jayden James Federline, 15, with an old photo of their younger days. In the photos, Britney was pictured on the beach with her boys, holding them and playing with them in the sand as they enjoyed time by the ocean.

Britney Spears has said that she is “scared to do anything because I’m afraid I’ll make a mistake” that might jeopardise moves to end her conservatorship, as preparations begin to terminate the legal arrangement that has allowed others to control her personal and financial affairs for thirteen years.

Britney Spears is getting real about the end of her conservatorship.The singer expressed that while she has «waited so long to be free,» she has concerns about how her life will be when the 13-year conservatorship is no longer in place.

Britney Spears is giving fans an update amid changes in her 13-year-long conservatorship and says she's not happy living in America. Since 2008, the 39-year-old singer's father Jamie had overseen her conservatorship until late September when judge Brenda Penny suspended him from his role after the star lobbed allegations of oppressive behavior against him.

Britney Spears has been teasing something called “Project Rose” for several months now without providing much context, but it seems that the elusive project is inspired by two influential figures. The pop star, 39, shared a photo of herself with a pink rose fashioned around her neck on Instagram on October 11 and once again referenced Project Rose, revealing that Sex and the City’s Carrie Bradshaw and Beyoncé inspired the project.

Britney Spears has told fans that she is writing a book about a murdered girl’s ghost, who is stuck in limbo.The singer shared a brief synopsis of the story on her Instagram page last week (October 8), with a photo of a hand holding a pen.“Her ghost gets stuck in limbo because of trauma and pain and she doesn’t know how to cross over to the world she use to know,” she explained in the caption.

Britney Spears revealed she's writing a book in an Instagram post she shared on Friday. The 39-year-old musician posted an image of a hand coming out of the water while holding a pen.The book will be about a girl who got stuck in limbo after being murdered, according to Spears' caption on the post.

Britney Spears said she has been a "caged animal" for "half" of her life during her latest Instagram spree.  The 39-year-old musician shared a video clip of herself dancing and modeling a sheer cheetah-print jumpsuit – which was paired with a matching black bra and underwear set – as well as a shiny, green low-cut jumpsuit.The singer also shared that she was dancing to a song that hadn’t "been released" as a single.

Within her latest (and quite lengthy) message posted to her Instagram feed, Britney Spears, 39, mentioned a possible career change in Hollywood.

Britney Spears has blasted her own family in a powerful social media post in which she claims she was forced to give blood and work ten-hour days, seven days a week.

Britney Spears’ father Jamie Spears has been suspended as the conservator of her estate, immediately removing him from the conservatorship altogether. While Britney’s new attorney Mathew Rosengart has been the hero when it comes to presenting her case in court none of this would have been possible if the #FreeBritney movement hadn‘t taken off in 2019.

Giving credit where its due. Britney Spears praised the #FreeBritney movement days after her father, Jamie Spears, was suspended as her conservator.

Moving forward. Following Britney Spears’ recent legal win after her father, Jamie Spears, was ousted from his position as conservator of her estate, she opened up about healing in a candid social media post.

She may be stronger than yesterday, but Britney Spears says she still has a lot of healing to do as she recovers from the damage done to her by her years-long conservatorship.