Britney Spears to face investigation over allegations she struck her employee

It’s almost over. Jamie Spears filed a petition to end his role as the conservator of daughter Britney Spears’ estate after a years-long legal battle, CNN reports.

Britney Spears‘ father, Jamie Spears, is petitioning to end her conservatorship after over a decade, via CNN on Tuesday (September 7).

Britney Spears will not face charges over allegations of misdemeanor battery made by her housekeeper last month.In August, it was reported that an employee of Spears’ called the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department to allege that they were struck by the singer.

Britney Spears will not be charged with any crimes related to an alleged «dispute» with her housekeeper last month.

Not good enough! After Jamie Spears filed documents explaining that he has no issues stepping down from his role as conservator of daughter Britney Spears’ estate in the future, her attorney Mathew Rosengart is making it clear that it won’t be on his terms.

Despite Jamie Spears agreeing to step down from his daughter Britney Spears’ conservatorship, the handover isn’t going fast enough to satisfy the pop star.

Britney Spears still can’t get enough of her longtime beau Sam Asghari. Still fully entrenched in her ongoing conservatorship battle with her estate runner and father, Jamie Spears, the singer, 39, took to Instagram on Wednesday to rave about her actor boyfriend, who has acted as a safe haven for Spears through her highest and lowest points.

Britney Spears’ mansion has been getting an influx of police activity. According to Page Six on August 10th the singer called 911 just before 6 pm to report a mysterious theft at her home.

Legal issues. Britney Spears is under investigation after her housekeeper claimed that the singer “struck” her during a “dispute” at her home.

An alleged “dispute” between Britney Spears and one of her staff members led to an investigation by authorities.

Britney Spears and one of her staff members led to an investigation by authorities.Ventura County Sheriff’s Office tells ET that a member of the singer's staff reported that Spears allegedly «struck her» after they got into a dispute at Spears' home.«On Monday at approximately 10:25 a.m., there was a dispute between Ms. Spears and one of her staff members inside Ms.

Britney Spears, 39, is reportedly being investigated by the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department for an alleged misdemeanor battery incident, according to a new report by PEOPLE. The police say the singer’s a suspect in a battery investigation after an employee reported Britney “struck them during a dispute” inside her home.

When Britney Spears said she was “not even close” to saying all she needed to say about her time under conservatorship, we couldn’t have seen this coming.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry rocked the boat when they sat down with Oprah Winfrey to chat about what life in the royal family was really like and now, Britney Spears is reported to go down the same route.

Britney Spears, 39, is waiting for her father Jamie Spears, 68, to actually step down from his role of conservator before she officially “believes” it will happen. “She’ll believe he’s actually stepping down completely when it happens because it’s been so long and everyone keeps telling her he’s going to step down and nothing ever happens,” an insider close to the situation tells HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY.

Liz Day, co-creator of the “Framing Britney Spears” documentary, is weighing in on the latest developments in the singer’s legal battle with her father Jamie Spears and his role in her conservatorship.

Britney Spears’ father Jamie Spears has agreed to step down as her conservator... “when the time is right.” In court documents obtained by TMZ, his lawyer called Mr.

Britney Spears.The pop star's father, Jamie Spears, is willing to step down as conservator of her estate «when the time is right.» According to legal docs obtained by ET, Jamie wants to work with the court on an orderly transition. ET has reached out to reps for both Britney and Jamie for comment.«There are, in fact, no actual grounds for suspending or removing Mr.