Britney Spears’ father reaches court to end stereotypes Britney Spears’ father petitions to end stereotypes

New York:

Britney Spears’ father, James Spears, filed a petition Tuesday to end a court order that has controlled the singer’s life and finances for 13 years. James Spears filed his petition to end the guardianship in Los Angeles Superior Court. As Mr. Spears has repeatedly said, he only wants what is best for his daughter, according to Billboard.com. If Spears wants to end security and believes she can take responsibility for her own life, Mr. Spears believes she should be given the chance. Judge Brenda Penney, overseeing the case, should approve the move. There was no immediate response to an email from Britney Spears’ attorney seeking comment.

James Spears was the target of much of the outrage around the stereotyping of both his daughter and the public. Britney Spears’ lawyer’s proposal to remove her is to be heard at the next hearing of the case on September 29. James Spears said in a filing on August 12 that he was planning to step down as custodian of his finances, but did not give a timeline. He relinquished his control over his life decisions in 2019, keeping his role only overseeing his money. He repeatedly said that there was no justification to remove him and that he had only acted in the interest of his daughter.

The stereotype was established in 2008, when Britney Spears began having a very public psychic struggle as media outlets were obsessed with her every moment. A mob of paparazzi aggressively followed her everywhere and she lost custody of her children. Tuesday’s filing reported that Britney Spears’ emotional plea to end the legal system in her June 23 court speech shocked people who wanted to see her off the hook, citing tapes from that afternoon. , According to Billboard.com, Britney Spears said, “I just want my life back and it’s been 13 years and that’s enough. I have my money and it’s my wish and it’s my wish to have it without scrutiny.” To end.”