Among entertainment reporters, documentary filmmakers and fans, there is no shortage of people willing to tell the story of Britney Spears – in the midst of heated legal battles with her father over her guardianship: except for the pop superstar herself.
The interest in seeing her sit down to tell her version of the story seemed to reach a fever pitch following the recent interview by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with Oprah Winfrey.
It turns out that Spears would like to speak amidst all the speculation about her life, but she has no plans to follow in the footsteps of the Royals by giving a television interview where no subject is off limits.
Amid growing interest in an interview to tell Britney Spears everything on TV, the pop superstar is supposed to like to “tell her side of the story”, but guardianship makes it difficult
Singer Toxic, 39, has so far been unsuccessful in her renewed offer to permanently replace her father, Jamie Spears, as a conservator of his personal affairs and a $ 60 million fortune since 2008.
Some of the lawsuits are among the hot topics in the New York Times Framing Britney documentary, which premiered in early February on FX on Hulu.
The growing interest in his finances and personal life as a celebrity, which many assume to be protected, sparked the #FreeBritney movement, driven by fans.
The Toxic singer, 39, has so far been unsuccessful in her attempt to permanently replace her father, Jamie Spears, as conservator of his personal affairs and $ 60 million fortune; father and daughter are photographed in 2008
Taking the lead: Jamie Spears has been the conservator of his daughter’s personal affairs and $ 60 million fortune since his public collapse in 2008; he is portrayed in early March 2008
“The report on Britney considering telling everything is very exaggerated and essentially gives false hope to fans who tweeted requests after Harry and Meghan’s interview,” a source said. Us Weekly.
‘Britney would like to tell her story and always wanted to write a memoir, but guardianship makes it difficult and it’s not something on her immediate radar, anyway.’
Another source confirmed Spears’ interest in having his voice heard in an alternative format other than a TV interview.
‘Britney did not mention giving an interview. She wants to talk and could do it on social media with the help of [boyfriend Sam Asghari] on his platforms, if this is an emergency situation for her ‘, explained the second source before adding that’ she does not want to be filtered ‘.
Spears’ legal battle over her guardianship was among the hot topics in the New York Times Framing Britney documentary, which debuted in early February on FX on Hulu
Jamie Spears, 68, has been in charge of her guardianship since her daughter suffered a very public collapse in 2008, which led to her being admitted to the psychiatric ward of Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center and placed in 5150 involuntary psychiatric detention under California State Law.
She was released five days later and the court gave her father full control of her assets, with attorney Andrew Wallet and the trust company Jodi Montgomery also playing roles in the case.
Wallet has since resigned from his role in the Spears case in March 2019.
Another side of the story: in February, Jamie Spears’ lawyer, Vivian Thoreen, said Britney never asked for her father to be removed from her guardianship.
Montgomery’s role is set to end in August 2021, but the pop star said in court documents that she is strongly opposed to having [her father] Returns.’
In February, Jamie Spears’ lawyer, Vivian Thoreen, said Britney never asked for her father to be removed from her guardianship.
Britney met Asghari on the set of her Slumber Party music video in October 2016, and became official on Instagram about her relationship with Asghari in January 2017.
Going strong: the Grammy-winning singer met Asghari on the set of her Slumber Party music video in October 2016 and became an Instagram official about her relationship in January 2017