Britney Spears ends her long-running court battle with her father’s estrangement, thereby ending conservatorship.

TFD – As the editor of TheFoxDaily, we bring you the latest update on Britney Spears’ legal battle and her newfound independence after settling her conservatorship. Dive into the details of this significant moment in pop culture.

More than two years after a conservatorship giving her father authority over her life was terminated by court order, Britney Spears and her estranged father have struck a settlement, according to their attorneys.

The pop star’s and her father’s attorneys acknowledged the settlement to TFD but they did not reveal the terms of the agreement.

Britney Spears’s lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, told in a statement, “It has been our honor and privilege to represent, protect, and defend Britney Spears.

Rosengart’s statement went on, “Ms. Spears is and always will be an icon and a brilliant and brave artist of historic and epic proportion.” Even though the conservatorship ended in November 2021, she can now fully enjoy her dream of independence. She is now free to do as she pleases, which includes not having to appear in court or participate in this case.

The singer’s father’s lawyer, Alex Weingarten, told that Jamie was “thrilled that this is all over.”

Weingarten stated, “Jamie loves his daughter very much and worked tirelessly to protect her.” “He wants nothing less than the best for Britney.”

The conservatorship over Spears was ended in November of 2021. However, the legal disputes have continued, with the singer’s and her father’s attorneys sparring frequently in court over claims of unethical behavior in managing the conservatorship and attorney fees. Her father has continuously refuted the charges.

The celebrity was put under a 13-year court-ordered conservatorship in 2008, and her father was in charge of managing all of his adult daughter’s financial and medical decisions throughout that time.

Conservatorship concluded in 2021 after 13 years.

Spears testified in court for the first time in 13 years in June 2021, delivering a powerful statement. She asked the judge to remove her from the conservatorship, describing it as “abusive,” in her petition.

During her conservatorship, Spears testified that her management made her go on tour against her will, put her on lithium, which made her feel “drunk,” prevented her from having a child or getting married the way she wanted, and made her use an IUD for birth control.

“All I want is my life back,” “It’s enough, it’s been 13 years,” Spears declared during the tearful hearing.

Following her testimony, Spears was given the option to select her own attorney instead of relying on the court-appointed counsel she had been using for the previous thirteen years. Rosengart, a former federal prosecutor and lawyer who has defended numerous Hollywood celebrities, was then hired by her.

Jamie Spears’s conservatorship over his daughter was suspended by a judge in September 2021, little than two months before it was terminated.

Spears has been quite active on social media since her conservatorship ended in November 2021. She regularly shares videos of herself dancing and leaves long messages for her followers. “Hold Me Closer” featuring Elton John and “Mind Your Business” featuring Will.i.am are the two songs she has released. She also published “The Woman In Me,” an autobiography that became an instant best-seller.

During the “soul-crushing” years of her conservatorship, she described how she felt “like a shadow of myself” in her memoir.

Spears claimed in the book that the conservatorship “ripped me of my womanhood, made me into a child.” “Onstage, I evolved into something else than a person. They took away the music I had always felt in my bones and blood.