The restrictive conservatorship that had controlled Britney Spears’ life and fortune until 2021 was eventually lifted. For the preceding thirteen years, the guardianship had been in effect. “Toxic,” “Oops!…I Did It Again,” and “Stronger” are just a few of the pop diva’s well-known hits. She is now responsible for her own career and financial circumstances.
Under the hashtag “#FreeBritney,” fans have been urging everyone associated with the pop diva to help Britney with the legal issues pertaining to her personal and professional life for many years on various social media platforms. Using the hashtag, this campaign has been going viral for years.
Following the release of the documentary “Framing Britney Spears” in 2021, a hitherto unreached audience began to embrace the cause. The film demonstrated how difficult it had been for Spears to acquire legal control over her own life because her father served as her conservator. This is because the majority of her possessions and life decisions, including whether or not she should have another child, were legally in her father’s control.
In addition to the love she received from her fans online, Spears received a flurry of support in 2021, including from celebs like Dolly Parton and Lance Bass of NSYNC. At the time, the #FreeBritney campaign was becoming increasingly popular. Her fans were concerned about her once she regained her freedom after over ten years due to her strange behavior on social media, especially her innumerable dancing videos in which she only wore her panties and occasionally appeared nearly nude. Because of her highly peculiar social media activity, her fans are worried about her.
The expectation was that Spears’ life would return to normal, but instead she faced yet another obstacle in her life’s path. She was once again the focus of a frenzy of increased media attention after her marriage of one year, Sam Asghari, filed for divorce in August 2023.
As she dances it out once more, Spears, on the other hand, appears to be completely unaffected by the recent changes in her life. The numerous accusations made against her by Asghari in the media also don’t seem to have affected her.
In her twenty-four-minute testimony before a probate court at the end of June 2021, Spears accused her conservators of forcing her to take mood-stabilizing medications, forcing her to perform against her will, and continuing to use birth control even after she stated that she wanted a second child.
On November 12, 2021, the judge’s ruling in Spears’ case was released to the public. Judge Brenda Penny declared today that Britney Jean Spears’ person and estate were no longer under conservatorship, according to the Associated Press. “The conservatorship of Britney Jean Spears’ person and estate is hereby terminated as of today,” the judge ruled.
Since being liberated from conservatorship and gaining complete control over her Instagram account, Spears has been very vocal about her thoughts and feelings. Whether she expresses herself orally, through dance and performance, or in other ways, this has always been the case.
One might quickly browse Spears’ Instagram account and find almost a hundred videos of her dancing happily, despite the criticism and concerns that have been leveled at her by others. People are worried about her mental health since they don’t know how the experience she had before being placed under conservatorship would have affected her later on. Perhaps the most important dread anyone might have is this one.
Spears has since claimed to be “completely fine” and provided additional details regarding her previous “bizarre” dance videos:
Yes, I am doing fantastically. I have beautiful kids, a fantastic house, and a loving family. I am quite happy. Since I’m enjoying myself so much at the moment, I’ve made the decision to take a brief break.
Even after Spears provided clarifications and explanations, many of her fans continued to worry about her health since they were seeing more signs that she might be ill. Even if the situation was handled and explained, this remained the case.
Caroline Strawson, a coach and trauma-informed therapist, claims that Spears’ social media dancing was a response to the trauma she had previously endured. Strawson was interviewed by The Daily Mail on this subject.
She became aware early on that her sense of value was closely tied to her singing, dancing, and earning money. According to her, “many famous people have these very public trauma responses because their nervous system is driven to protect them from pain.” “This explains why a lot of famous people later experience these highly visible trauma reactions.”
According to clinical psychologist Tony Ortega, Spears would have a hard time getting over the horrific event.
“Britney Spears is a worldwide sensation, but it’s not only due to her songs’ catchy lyrics; it’s also because of her mental health issues and the drama that followed her conservatorship.” “You wouldn’t want this kind of fame, mental illness, and family division for your worst enemy; it would likely have long-term detrimental ramifications for anyone,” he told the media outlet.
Even though many of her fans have expressed concern about Spears’ health on social media, she has repeatedly reassured them that she is doing fine. However, many people once again began to worry about Spears when it was revealed on social media that she and Asghari had split up and would eventually get divorced.
