Britney Spears’ guardianship lifted by Los Angeles court

The guardianship measure that hit Britney Spears was lifted this Friday by a court in Los Angeles.

This is the moment she has been waiting for a long time. Britney Spears has been released from her tutelage. A court had already withdrawn on September 29, to her father, Jamie Spears, her 13-year-old tutor, the tutelage of the singer. This supervision, set up in 2008 after mental disorders manifested by the star, however remained in force.

“Guardianship over Britney Spears’ person and property ceases as of today. This is the decision of the court,” said judge in charge of the case, Brenda Penny.

“I have never prayed so much for something in my life,” the 39-year-old artist wrote on his Instagram account on Tuesday.

At the end of September, Judge Brenda Penny, who is following her case, had set for November 12 a “short hearing” to formally examine the end of the guardianship.

Britney Spears has been supported for years in her efforts by an “army” of fans, the #FreeBritney movement, demanding the “release” of their idol and are regularly present in Los Angeles court on court days.

At the end of June, Britney Spears had struck the spirits by telling the court that she was “traumatized” and “depressed” by this tutelage.

“I just want to get my life back”

For about twenty minutes, speaking uninterruptedly with an extremely fast flow, she had notably stated that she had not been able to have her IUD withdrawn when she wanted to have other children, and to be forced to take drugs that would make her feel better. make you feel “drunk”.

“I just want my life back, it’s been thirteen years and that’s enough,” she begged.

If the measure of guardianship on the personal life of Britney Spears has been lifted, that relating to the management of his finances may continue for a little longer. A hearing is scheduled for Dec. 8 by Judge Penny to examine this component and outstanding financial issues, including attorneys’ fees that would exceed $ 1 million, according to the New York Times.