Britney Spears Says Father Jamie Had An Affair With Business Manager Lou Taylor!

The feud between Britney Spears and her sister Jamie Lynn Spears keeps growing, now that the iconic sister claims the Nickelodeon actress should take a lie detector test.The 40-year-old artist posted a lengthy message sharing her thoughts on Jamie Lynn’s best seller book, declaring that the timing of her book release was “unbelievable,” refering to Britney’s new found freedom following the end of her 13-year conservatorship, in which she experienced difficult and traumatizing situations.Britney went on to accuse her sister of lying, posting a video from a recent episode of ‘The Real,’ where the hosts talked about the information in Jamie’s new memoir ‘Things I Should Have Said.’“National best seller ???? DUH…. the timing of your book was unbelievable Jamie Lynn … especially knowing the whole world had no clue what was really done to me !!!!” Britney continued, “My whole family including you is saying YOU DIDN’T KNOW ….

Sam Asghari is getting in a workout!

Adding fuel to the fire. Amid Britney Spears and sister Jamie Lynn Spears’ latest social media drama, the Grammy winner has seemingly taken it up a notch.

Dolly Parton has praised Taylor Swift and Britney Spears in a new interview for “stand[ing] up for [themselves]” in the face of criticism and controversy.In an exclusive interview by Hollywood Life on Wednesday (January 26), Parton talked about the two pop stars while discussing her new line of baking products, the Dolly Parton Baking Collection with Duncan Hines.When addressing recent comments by Damon Albarn about Swift’s songwriting abilities, Parton said she doesn’t “care what other people say” about her songs, but called Swift “a great writer – with or without anybody.”Parton added that she gets “rubbed wrong sometimes when people mistreat the artist,” and said that it is “magnificent” that Swift isn’t afraid to call out detractors publicly.She also praised Britney Spears, apparently for Spears’ lengthy and ultimately successful legal battle against her father and to free herself from her conservatorship. “I don’t like to judge other people and their problems,” she said, “but when all that stuff that happens, like with Britney Spears – when they get [wrapped up in] controversy like that, you have to kind of stand up for yourself.”Earlier this week, Albarn said in a Los Angeles Times interview that Swift “doesn’t write her own songs”.

Madonna is here all day for a reunion with Britney Spears.

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Britney Spears‘ lawyer filed a declaration in court in which a former FBI special agent says she “corroborated” the claim that, under the direction of Jamie Spears, a security company was instructed “to place a secret recording device in Ms. Spears’s bedroom.”

Britney Spears will have full control over her financial assets – regardless of the unresolved argument over whether she’ll be forced to cover her father’s legal fees, which relate to the end of her conservatorship – a Los Angeles judge has ruled.In a formal hearing on Wednesday (January 18), judge Brenda Penny refused to allow funds from Spears’ conservatorship (which officially ended last November after 13 years) to be set aside for her father and former conservator, Jamie Spears, to pay for his seven-figure legal fees.As published by The Hollywood Reporter, Justin Gold – an attorney working for the temporary conservator of Spears’ estate – argued that Spears should be transferred the assets of her conservatorship in full. Jamie’s lawyer, Alex Weingarten, was staunchly opposed, telling the court: “Let’s remember why this conservatorship existed.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentFireworks went off in court on Wednesday at Britney Spears’ latest hearing, as the singer and her father’s attorneys went head-to-head in a continuous and contentious legal battle that last roughly three hours.Though the conservatorship has been terminated, the fight between the pop star and her father, Jamie Spears, persists, primarily revolving around a disagreement over payment for ongoing attorney fees and allegations that the pop star was eavesdropped on by a secret surveillance apparatus with her father’s involvement.“Lies!” exclaimed Spears attorney, Mathew Rosengart, pointing his finger at Alex Weingarten, the elder Spears’ lawyer, accusing him of making “nonsensical” and “preposterous” claims. “He should be admonished,” Rosengart told Judge Brenda Penny.

Britney Spears may be free of the restrictive conservatorship that ruled her life for 13 years, but the Toxic singer’s battle with her father is about to go to a whole other level.

election to the Legislature, Maienschein was a law clerk for a San Diego Superior Court judge who oversaw conservatorships.“I saw firsthand the role that the court plays in establishing conservatorships, and the potential for abuse,” he said during an online news conference. “The system in California is in desperate need of reform.”He called Spears “arguably the world’s most famous conservatee,” but said his bill would aid the many others who don't have "the benefit of worldwide fame to shine a light on her case.”Spears drew widespread attention to the issue, culminating in November when a Los Angeles judge ended the conservatorship that controlled the pop singer’s life and money for nearly 14 years."I believe that if AB1663 had been in effect 13 years ago, the court would have been unable to conserve Britney Spears, and now Britney's story lights the way for where changes in our laws need to be made," said Mark, of Disability Voices United.Advocates said it is unclear how many people are under conservatorships in California because the data isn't collected.

Britney Spears' lawyer filed a declaration in court in which a former FBI special agent says she «corroborated» the claim that, under the direction of Jamie Spears, a security company was instructed «to place a secret recording device in Ms. Spears's bedroom.»Mathew Rosengart filed the legal documents on Tuesday in court, and in the documents, obtained by ET, the declaration says Sherine Ebadi, a former FBI special agent and now an associate managing director of a forensic intelligence firm at the L.A.-based Kroll Associates, concluded that an employee at Black Box Security wiretapped the singer's bedroom.The Black Box employee, Alex Vlasov, first made the claim in the documentary , which is a follow-up to.

In her defense. During Britney Spears’ conservatorship legal battle — which was concluded late last year in her favor — she had alleged that her father, Jamie Spears, was spying on her daily activities. Now, a former FBI agent has corroborated her claims.

Britney Spears is not done fighting for herself in court!