Britney Spears' divorced parents are 'at war' over her conservatorship with her father insisting she needs long-term monitoring
Grammy winner Britney Spears' seemingly permanent conservatorship - stemming from her being put on 5150 involuntary psychiatric hold in 2008 - has reportedly taken its toll on her family members.
The 38-year-old pop star's divorced parents Jamie and Lynne Spears are allegedly 'at war with each other' over what's best for her.
'Lynne wants a care plan established that would transition Britney's personal life out of the conservatorship,' a source told Us Weekly on Monday.
'At war with each other': Grammy winner Britney Spears' seemingly permanent conservatorship - stemming from her being put on 5150 involuntary psychiatric hold in 2008 - has reportedly taken its toll on her family members
'Jamie has told her that Britney needs long-term monitoring, and he doesn't think she is prepared to take such a drastic action.'
Spears is reportedly more engaged than ever in the legal battle, wanting to unseal details of her conservatorship rather than keep them 'hidden away in a closet as a family secret.'
'Britney is remarkably resilient and is very engaged in the conservatorship, whereas in years prior, she wasn't at all,' the insider added.
'She would never ask questions about it or go to court.'
A source told Us Weekly on Monday: 'Lynne wants a care plan established that would transition Britney's personal life out of the conservatorship' (pictured in 2010)
'The insider added: Jamie has told her that Britney needs long-term monitoring, and he doesn't think she is prepared to take such a drastic action' (pictured in 2008)
'Britney is remarkably resilient': Spears is reportedly more engaged than ever in the legal battle, wanting to unseal details of her conservatorship rather than keep them 'hidden away in a closet as a family secret' (pictured August 10)
Protesters outside courthouse: The Mississippi-born blonde backed the Free Britney movement in new court documents filed with the Los Angeles Superior Court on August 19
The Mississippi-born blonde backed the Free Britney movement in new court documents filed with the Los Angeles Superior Court on August 19.
Britney requested that Bessemer Trust Company, N.A. be appointed to the role of conservator rather than her father Jamie, but it remained unchanged and was extended through February 2021.
Meanwhile, Spears' big brother Bryan is reportedly trying to act as 'peacemaker' for their family having told the As Not Seen on TV podcast on July 23 that it's 'been a great thing for our family.'
The elusive 43-year-old admitted the Mood Ring singer has 'always wanted to get out of' the conservatorship and acknowledged that 'having someone constantly tell you to do something has got to be frustrating.'
On the record: Britney's big brother Bryan (L) is reportedly trying to act as 'peacemaker' for their family having told the As Not Seen on TV podcast on July 23 that it's 'been a great thing for our family'
Peacemaker? The elusive 43-year-old admitted the Mood Ring singer has 'always wanted to get out of' the conservatorship and acknowledged that 'having someone constantly tell you to do something has got to be frustrating'
Monday marked the 15th birthday of Britney's eldest son Sean Preston, and her son Jayden James' turned 14th last Saturday and she gave them both a shout-out on Instagram.
'My two lil men's birthdays are this week!' Spears - who boasts 128.2M social media followers - gushed last Saturday.
'You guys are getting older and so big and are waaay cooler than me! I love you both to the moon and back and I hope all of your bday wishes come true and more!'
The former Mouseketeer's custodial rights went from 50–50 to 70-30 in 2019 with ex-husband Kevin Federline shortly after her 30-day stint at an 'all-encompassing wellness facility' ended, according to TMZ.
'I hope all of your bday wishes come true!' Monday marked the 15th birthday of Britney's eldest son Sean Preston, and her son Jayden James' turned 14th last Saturday and she gave them both a shout-out on Instagram
'She needs to see the boys much more': Spears' custodial rights went from 50–50 to 70-30 in 2019 with ex-husband Kevin Federline shortly after her 30-day stint at an 'all-encompassing wellness facility' ended (pictured in 2019)
'Britney wants to live her life on her terms and is very displeased with the current custody arrangement,' a source told Us Weekly.
'She needs to see the boys much more than she currently is.'
Last Thursday, Britney announced that her 'a** has gotten smaller' due to what she called 'the candy diet.'
Spears - who's working on a personal photo project called 'Project Rose' - flaunted her rear while dancing wildly to Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats' 2015 song S.O.B.
Say what? Last Thursday, the former Mouseketeer announced that her 'a** has gotten smaller' due to what she called 'the candy diet'
Weeee! Britney - who's working on a personal photo project called 'Project Rose' - flaunted her rear while dancing wildly to Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats' 2015 song S.O.B.
Britney Spears' divorced parents are 'at war' over her conservatorship with her father insisting she needs long-term monitoring
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