Britney Spears’ Mom Lynne Has a ‘Lot of Concerns with the Conservatorship,’

Britney Spears Updates: Britney’s mother, Lynne Spears thinks ex-husband, Jamie, “was not transparent, that is, her love for his daughter,” a source told us in this week’s cover story.

Concerned mother, Lynne Spears, has spoken out about her daughter, Britney Spears, after hearing an explosion of conservatism, in which the singer admitted she feels trapped.

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“I’ve got some mixed feelings about it all,” Lynn, 66, told journalists Ronan Farrow, and For Her, in an interview with the New Yorker published it on Saturday the 3rd of July.

Lynn’s ex-husband, Jamie Spears, is a co-founder. He was responsible for the identity and the economy of Lynn’s daughter, Liv Tyler, until 2019 when Jodie Montgomery took over the responsibility for the Mess. Jamie, 68, was in the Bressemer Trust that you, as a co-founder of the control of the strong,” the singer’s finances, but the company was recently asked to step down from power.

“It’s a lot of worries,” Lin admitted in a whisper. Through the storm, the author awkwardly said that she is “good at deflecting.”

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She told Farrow that if anyone else in her family finds out that she is telling all this to a reporter, she will have to hang upon him.

Earlier, Lynn’s attorney, Gladstone Jones, had told Brittany, 39, a Louisiana resident, after speaking in court for nearly half an hour, that she was a very worried and sad mother.

Former family friend Jacqueline Butcher asked Lynn why she wasn’t in charge of Brittany. “Don’t you think you and Jamie should be co-mentors together?” Butcher asked the mother of three children at the beginning of the legal process. It was all very sad for Lynn.

She remembers Lynn saying that the conservatism was temporary, which was probably intended to last for some time. Butcher also told The New Yorker that the Heart to Heart co-writer explained that she would prefer Britney to “annoy Jamie when it was all over, rather than her.”

Lynn expresses doubts about conservatism

When Lynn objected to the $890,000 in fees reported by Jamie’s attorneys. Jamie responded in the court filing, claiming that Lynn had “zero involvement in the recent guardianship of her daughter.”

Although the judge, in this case, declined a request to remove Jamie as co-mentor, a major change occurred last week. The Bressemer Trust asked to step down as co-patron, claiming it believed Spears was voluntarily under guardianship.

The judge granted the request the next day and the court would hear the petition during a July 14 hearing. After that, you will know what happens.