Britney Spears Says She Couldn’t Speak After Justin Timberlake Breakup

Britney Spears is kicking off the new year with a fresh start!

Britney Spears is «excited» about making her own decisions. The pop star was freed from her 13-year conservatorship on Nov.

Britney Spears delighted her fans as she teased new music while hitting out at her family a month after her conservatorship was lifted. The 40 year old has frequently spoken out against her family on social media after a judge in Los Angeles ended the conservatorship set up by her father Jamie Spears 13 years ago.

Britney Spears has apparently confirmed that she is working on new music following on from the end of her controversial conservatorship battle this year. 

Britney Spears seems to be working on new music. The 40-year-old pop icon took to Instagram on Wednesday to reveal that she's once again creating music after going years without any new releases, as she was under a conservatorship that saw her career controlled by her father Jamie.

Britney Spears' father has another request.

Britney Spears‘ father and former conservator Jamie Spears has petitioned to seek the court’s “confirmation, authorization and direction” for the singer to pay her father’s ongoing legal fees related to the end of her conservatorship.As Variety reports, in documents filed last week, Jamie requested his daughter’s estate pay attorneys who are “participating in proceedings concerning Jamie’s ongoing fiduciary duties relating to winding up” matters relating to the conservatorship, which saw him

Sam Asghari teased he and his fiancé Britney Spears, 40, will be “baby making” over Christmas! The 28-year-old fitness trainer was caught on camera as he left a Saturday afternoon gym session in Los Angeles when he revealed their “Christmas plans” to a TMZ videographer on Dec. 18. “Baby making,” he pointedly said, stepping into a black Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. “Baby making, a lot of baby making,” he added.

Mariah Carey has revealed she once reached out to Britney Spears to offer her support, saying that the latter was subjected to “horrific” treatment from the press.Carey spoke to NME for this week’s Big Read cover interview, in which she discussed the lasting impact of her festive classic ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’, the upcoming screen adaption of her 2020 memoir The Meaning Of Mariah Carey and more.At one point in the lengthy chat, NME asked the singer whether she felt an affinity to

Time to expand! Britney Spears teased a “new addition to the family” one month after her conservatorship was terminated.

Britney Spears is taking time to speak her mind! The star is opening up about a controversial interview from 2003 with Diane Sawyer.Following the difficult situations the singer faced during her 13-year conservatorship, Britney is now discussing some of the most scandalous moments of her career and how she was portrayed by the media.

Nearly two decades have passed since Britney Spears and Diane Sawyer’s infamous 2003 primetime interview aired on ABC, and now that Britney is free, the pop star is hitting back at the team that “forced” her to talk about her breakup from Justin Timberlake on national television.

Deleted. Britney Spears removed a lengthy Instagram message in which she criticized her 2003 Diane Sawyer interview, which took place after her split from Justin Timberlake, but that isn’t keeping her words from sparking conversation.

Britney Spears is opening up about her infamous interview with Diane Sawyer following her breakup with Justin Timberlake.

Britney Spears is done with life on tour. The 39-year-old took to Instagram to share a number of musings on Monday, Dec.

Britney Spears took to her Instagram to celebrate the fact that she’s free from her conservatorship. In the post, which you can see here, she thanked many of her friends, including celebs like Jennifer Lopez, for some of the wonderful gifts she received.

Britney Spears can run her money, her way. In yet another legal victory for the 40-year-old pop star, the courts ruled on Thursday that Spears is free to handle her finances and conduct business on her own.