Britney Spears to Finally Address Court Over Conservatorship Case

After lengthy and publicized legal battles, Britney Spears will speak with the Los Angeles probate court this June on the terms of her conservatorship case. The beloved princess of pop has been under the financial control of her father, Jamie Spears, since her mental health crisis in 2008. A team of lawyers has been working with Spears to regain her $60 million estate and more autonomy of her personal life. This action spawned the #FreeBritney movement and the Hulu documentary Framing Britney Spears, as fans took to the internet bringing attention to the singer’s apparent silence. But Spears no longer wants her father as sole conservator and will voice her concerns during the hearing on June 23.

BRITNEY SPEARS WILL ADDRESS THE COURT HERSELF WITHIN 30 DAYS ACCORDING TO FANS IN THE COURT ROOM #FreeBritney pic.twitter.com/c5NiilvmoR

— Britney Fan 🌹 (@BritneyHiatus) April 27, 2021

“Britney wants to address the court directly.” Spears’ attorney Samuel D. Ingham III stated before the Los Angeles Court.

Ingham has been working to remove the Spears patriarch from his guardianship duties and find more ways to grant Spears well-earned financial and daily freedoms. Throughout the last decade, Spears has remained quiet over her legal state of affairs and just how much the conservatorship might be affecting her. But in recent months, she has begun to break her silence.

“Happy to share especially with a world that is empathetic and concerned with my life,” Spears posted on Instagram in early April. While it’s unclear just what might be said in court or how Spears might defend herself, the public is rooting for her success as the battle continues.

Remember at one of her Vegas shows when they let her turn her microphone on and speak freely and she said “this feels illegal!”

I bet she has SO MUCH to say.

— Banana (@8bit_bb) April 27, 2021

Britney Spears to her father and all her conservators when she addresses the court. pic.twitter.com/hjVDtSuYqv

— johnny (@justjohnny81) April 28, 2021

Aka Nearly Forty Year Old Successful Woman granted *permission* to speak in a court full of people who pay their mortgages and feed all of their families with *her* hard earned money. #FreeBritney #letherspeak #misogyny #guardianshipabuse

— 🦇 LadyBatGirlKimberley 🐝🌹🕯 (@earthma23) April 27, 2021

Since 2008, Spears has grown as a mother and partner. She released countless chart-topping albums and embarked on world tours. From 2016 to 2018, Spears became the highest-paid act on the Las Vegas Strip for a regularly performed show. All the while, her father remained in control of her finances and decisions.

According to Vivian Lee Thoreen, a lawyer for Jamie Spears, an end to the conversatorship would depend on his daughter’s wishes.

“Jamie Spears would love nothing more than to see Britney not need a conservatorship,” Thoreen stated. “If she wants to end her [it], she can file a petition to end it.”

“I basically just want my life back.”#FreeBritney until she does have her life back. pic.twitter.com/EIG322DhLx

— Octobers Journey (@JourneyOctobers) April 27, 2021

Attention returned to the case again following the release of Framing Britney Spears. The documentary dived into Spears’ troubled past as a teen idol and attempted to answer the legal questions coming from thousands of worried fans. Spurred from the trending #FreeBritney movement, their dedication to Spears’ wellbeing is making real change in the world.

Britney Army changed the law, who’s doing it like us? https://t.co/SclAVzy2fU

— •TouchOfMyHand• (@AlwsPotterhead) April 27, 2021

Spears will meet with her lawyers in the coming weeks before sharing her conservatorship story. To learn more about what it means before next month’s hearing, find out more of the details from her last appearance in court here.