She went on to say that everything that was done to her had to be approved by her father, who ", percent loved" that he had control. Britney Spears also told the court that she wanted to get married and have another child, but that her conservators would not allow her to have her intrauterine device removed.
In a response to her testimony filed Wednesday, Jamie Spears said he was "concerned about the management and care of his daughter" and that Montgomery did "not reflect her wishes. He asked the court to investigate the claims that his daughter raised while asking the judge to end her conservatorship.
Lauriann Wright, an attorney representing Montgomery, said in a statement that her client "has been a tireless advocate for Britney and for her well-being," adding that if Spears wants any issue brought up to the court, Montgomery "is and has always been ready, willing, and able to do so.
ES Mag. Follow us:. Password Please enter a valid password. Submit Submit. Spears and Mr. Spears approving them," Wright said. According to the order filed by the judge on Wednesday, Jamie Spears and Bessemer Trust hold the joint power to "take all actions necessary to secure" the singer's assets, "revoke all powers of attorney, including powers of attorney for making health care decisions and managing real estate," and "pursue opportunities related to professional commitments and activities," among other responsibilities.
Wright said Montgomery "has advocated on Britney's behalf for any expenditures" that Spears or her medical team have recommended, but that "not every requested expenditure has been approved. Montgomery's professional duty to be Britney's protector and advocate, honoring her wishes and seeing to her best interests while Britney is under conservatorship, it is her sincere personal wish that Britney continues to make meaningful progress in her well-being so that her conservatorship of the person can be terminated," Wright said.
A petition to terminate the conservatorship has not yet been filed, according to online court records. Contact Stephanie K. US pop star Britney Spears has launched a blistering attack on the "abusive" conservatorship that has controlled her life for 13 years.
She said she was traumatised and cried every day, telling a judge in Los Angeles: "I just want my life back". Spears, 39, also said she had been denied the right to have more children and was put on the psychiatric drug lithium against her wishes. Her father was granted control over her affairs by court order in The order was granted after the star was put in hospital amid concerns over her mental health, and it has been extended for more than a decade since.
The special hearing on Wednesday was the first time Spears has spoken in open court about her case. It followed much speculation about the pop star's situation, with fans eagerly combing her social media output for clues. A fan-led movement, known as FreeBritney, has campaigned for her legal freedom for years. But a long legal process is likely before any decision is made on ending the conservatorship , the Associated Press reports.
Spears delivered an impassioned address which lasted for more than 20 minutes. After launching into her speech, she was asked by the judge to slow down and later said she wished she could stay on the phone "forever" to avoid returning to her life where she was surrounded by people who said no to her. Spears told the court she wanted the conservatorship to end and described the arrangement as "embarrassing and humiliating". Referring to past Instagram posts, the singer said: "I've lied and told the whole world I'm okay and I'm happy.
I've been in shock. I am traumatised," she said. I can't sleep. I'm so angry it's insane. And I'm depressed. I cry every day.
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