Britney Spearsscored a long-sought-after win in a Los Angeles courtroom today.
“I’ve been so angry and I cry every day,” she emotionally admitted (viaVariety).
Earlier this month he filed toend the conservatorshipoverall (viaNPR).
Despite Jamie’s concerns, Zabel was awarded the position by Judge Brenda Penny.
Several recently released documentaries delve into Britney’s life over the last 13 years.
Rosengart deemed the allegations “horrifying and unconscionable” in legal documents filed this week.
Ultimately, Britney Spears has expressed a desire to dissolve the conservatorship in its entirety.
“My client wants, my client needs, my client deserves an orderly transition,” he argued.
The next court date is set for November 12.
It’s unclear what exactly will happen at that time.
Rosengart previously expressed an interest in ending the conservatorship by this fall (viaVariety).
Spears has requested to have the conservatorship ended without having to undergo another psychiatric evaluation (viaVariety).
Despite that, her requests were not met.
Several posts in his Instagram story addressed the news.
The first simply read, “Free Britney” and “congratulations.”
A second update was a photo of the pair holding a rose in their hands with Spears’engagement ringvisible.
“She did this,” he wrote.
“Her fan base is called the army for a reason.”
He posted another photo of a lion on his grid.
Spears also seemingly addressed the news in a roundabout way.
Taking to her account, she posted video footage of her flying a plane.
“On cloud 9 right now,” she wrote in the caption.
“Stay classy, beautiful people” (viaInstagram).
