Britney Spears’ fiance Sam Asghari gives fans an inside look into the singer’s post-conservatorship life
Britney Spears’ fiance, Sam Asghari, gave his followers an inside look into the singer’s post-conservatorship life with a post that was shared to his Instagram Story on Saturday.
The 27-year-old social media personality shared a shot of the 39-year-old singer holding one of their dogs over her shoulder, and he added a text graphic that read: ‘Baby & Mama.’
He also shared a video of a marching band spelling out his fiancee’s first name and wrote a message that stated: ‘We’re feeling the love.’
Showing his support: Britney Spears’ fiance Sam Asghari gave his followers an inside look into the singer’s post-conservatorship life with a post that was shared to his Instagram Story on Saturday; they are seen in 2019
Sam previously celebrated his fiance’s legal win by sharing a post to his Instagram where he wrote: ‘History was made today. Britney is Free!’
Spears has vowed to sue her father for ‘abuse’ after finally being freed from a 13-year conservatorship.
The pop star thanked fans who spearheaded the ‘Free Britney’ movement after a judge ruled on Friday she no longer had to live under what her lawyers described as ‘draconian’ conditions.
Taking to social media as hundreds of fans celebrated the news outside an LA courtroom, Miss Spears said: ‘Good God, I love my fans so much it’s crazy. I think I’m gonna cry the rest of the day. Best day ever.’
Puppy love: The 27-year-old social media personality shared a shot of the 39-year-old singer holding one of their dogs over her shoulder, and he added a text graphic that read: ‘Baby & Mama’
Powerful display: He also shared a video of a marching band spelling out his fiancee’s first name and wrote a message that stated: ‘We’re feeling the love’
TRIUMPHANT: Britney Spears, right, in a picture she posted online after her victory
Yesterday a source familiar with the case confirmed the singer had hired forensic accountants and intended to sue her father Jamie for ‘conservatorship abuse’.
The source said: ‘She blames her father for, effectively, ruining her life for the past 13 years.
‘He had total control over everything from her finances to whether she could have more babies.
Supporters outside the Stanley Mosk courthouse in Los Angeles on November 12 after the judge formally approved the process of ending the controversial guardianship that has controlled popstar Britney Spears’ life for the past 13 years
‘She’s mad as hell and you can expect to see a lawsuit filed against Jamie Spears very soon.’
Mr Spears has denied any wrongdoing, saying his daughter’s $60 million (£45 million) fortune was protected under his guidance.
He was made conservator in 2008 after Miss Spears publicly struggled with addiction and mental health issues.
Her lawyer Mathew Rosengart said: ‘What’s next for Britney is up to one person – and this is the first time we can say this in a decade – it’s up to Britney.’
Maintaining his position: Mr Spears has denied any wrongdoing, saying his daughter’s $60 million (£45 million) fortune was protected under his guidance
He declined to confirm whether a lawsuit was imminent, saying ‘It’s up to Britney. But we would still like to get him [Jamie] under oath and question him.’
Mr Spears has questioned the appointment of independent accountant John Zabel to examine Britney’s finances, saying Mr Zabel ‘does not appear to have the background and experience required’.
Miss Spears claims her father placed cameras in her bedroom, forced her to have a device implanted to prevent pregnancy, banned her from driving and hired psychiatrists who kept her ‘drugged up’.
The pop star wants to remarry and have another baby, but does not know if she will ever sing publicly again.
Allegations: Miss Spears says her father placed cameras in her bedroom, forced her to have a device implanted to prevent pregnancy, banned her from driving and hired psychiatrists who kept her ‘drugged up’; she is seen in 2018