Britney Spears Thanks Fans For Support After Court Allowed Her A New Lawyer, Uses Hashtag ‘Free Britney'
The LA Superior Court recently allowed Britney Spears to hire a new lawyer in her case against her father Jamie Spears, as she expressed desire to end the 13-year-long conservatorship.
The
LA
Superior
Court
recently
allowed
Britney
Spears
to
hire
a
new
lawyer
in
her
case
against
her
father
Jamie
Spears,
as
she
expressed
desire
to
end
the
13-year-long
conservatorship.
The
singer
took
to
her
Instagram
account
and
thanked
fans
for
supporting
her
and
also
used
the
term
'Free
Britney'
in
the
post.
On
Thursday
(July
15),
the
pop
star
shared
a
video
clip
of
herself
in
joyous
moments
like
horseback
riding
and
performing
cartwheels
in
a
park
out
in
the
sun.
In
the
caption,
she
wrote,
"Coming
along,
folks...coming
along
!!!!!
New
with
real
representation
today...I
feel
GRATITUDE
and
BLESSED
!!!!" Spears
wrote
on
Instagram.
She
added,
"Thank
you
to
my
fans
who
are
supporting
me....
You
have
no
idea
what
it
means
to
me
to
be
supported
by
such
awesome
fans
!!!!
God
bless
you
all
!!!!!
Pssss
this
is
me
celebrating
by
horseback
riding
and
doing
cartwheels
today
!!!!
#FreeBritney."
Spears
has
reportedly
hired
Mathew
Rosengart
from
the
firm
Greenberg
Traurig,
who
will
now
be
representing
her
in
hearing
before
LA
Superior
Court
Judge
Brenda
Penny.
During
the
hearing
on
Wednesday
(July
14)
Rosengart
told
the
court,
"This
is
not
working.
We
know
that.
The
goal
is
to
end
the
conservatorship.
We
have
questions
if
this
was
even
the
proper
forum
back
in
2008."
Rosengart
also
said
that
the
singer's
father,
Jamie
Spears
should
voluntarily
leave
his
role
as
conservator
of
her
estate.
"We
will
be
filing
as
quickly
as
possible
to
get
Mr.
Spears
removed
from
the
conservatorship.
If
he
loves
his
daughter
it
is
time
to
step
aside
and
move
on
so
she
can
have
her
life
back."
Earlier,
Britney
had
revealed
that
under
the
conservatorship
she
has
not
been
allowed
to
remove
her
own
IUD
to
start
a
family
with
boyfriend
Sam
Asghari.
She
also
expressed
concern
over
feeling
controlled
by
the
people
she
is
paying.