Britney Spears asks court to end guardianship: I’m shocked

Britney Spears has broken her silence on her “abusive” judgment. The 39-year-old pop star addressed the court herself on Wednesday for the first time known in more than two years after growing interest in her preservation following the release of the documentary “Framing Britney Spears” for The New York Times and the #FreeBritney movement, Spears said while in Los Angeles courthouse. Remote by phone: “I’m not here to be anyone’s slave.” “I lied and told the whole world I was fine and I was happy. It’s a lie. I thought maybe if I said it enough, maybe I’d be happy because I was in denial. I was in shock. I’m shocked… I’m so angry he’s crazy. And I Depressed.” No longer holding back, Spears denounced her father and the others who controlled her rule: “I really think this guardianship is offensive. … I don’t feel like I can live a full life. … I want this guardianship to end without the need for evaluation.” Britney Spears Speaks at Judgment Hearing: Here’s what we know so far, Spears has remained relatively silent over her 13-year-old guardianship – run by her father Jamie Spears and Bessemer Trust Co. On her property, and professional guardian Jodi Montgomery on the person of Spears, this is the first time since May 10, 2019, that the singer has spoken in court. Last time, the courtroom was closed and none of what she said was published. “A lot happened two years ago,” Spears said on Wednesday. “I didn’t go back to court because I don’t think I was heard on any level when I last came to court.” A lawyer in Montgomery requested any information regarding the medical privacy of Spears and her children, but Spears lobbied for everything to be public. “They did a good job of exploiting my life,” she said. “So I feel it should be a public hearing and they should listen and hear what I have to say.” Judge Brenda Penny Spears thanked for her remarks, which she called “courageous,” but made no further comment. A judge’s decision on whether to remove her father from his role as governor may depend on input from the medical and mental health professionals tasked with evaluating the singer. However, it is not clear whether these assessments were made or not – they are not public records. Here’s what happened at Wednesday’s hearing and the shocking Speas revelation about her restoration in her 20-minute speech: Britney Spears revealed she was forced to use an IUD, despite wanting to have more children Spears claimed Wednesday that her bodyguards have complete control over her and her her body, adding that her guards would not allow her to remove the IUD to have children. The singer shares sons Sean, 15, and Jayden, 14, with ex-husband Kevin Federline. “I want to be able to marry and have a child,” she said during the hearing. “I was told now in guardianship, that I am unable to marry or have a child. I have () an internal IUD (IUD) inside me now so I can’t get pregnant.” Spears noted: “I wanted to take the IUD out so I could start trying for another baby but this team He allegedly won, “Let me go to the doctor to get her out because they don’t want me to have any more kids.” Spears said she was forced to take lithium against her will after canceling her Las Vegas residency. The singer alleged that her management used ‘threatening’ and ‘scary’ measures to force her to take a Piece of Me tour in 2018, adding that she had to change her medication to ‘punish me’ after she She chose not to participate in an additional residency program in Las Vegas. (The singer hasn’t sung since she postponed her residency in January 2019.) “(My therapist) immediately, the next day, put me on lithium out of nowhere. It took me off the regular medications I had been using for five years, Spears said, referring to a medication commonly used to treat bipolar disorder that “you never wanted to start with.” She continued, “You could get mentally impaired if you ate too much…but he put me (lithium) and I got drunk. I couldn’t even (stand up) to myself. I couldn’t even have a conversation with my mom or dad. “Six different nurses,” Spears said. They came to her home for a month to administer the medication and she was not allowed to go anywhere: “Not only did my family and Spears take psychological tests for ‘four hours a day’ over a two-week period, which she was told she had ‘failed,'” Spears said. She said her supervisors sent her against her will to a “mini-rehabilitation program” that they “compensated” for in a “little house in Beverly Hills” for $60,000 a month. “I cried on the phone for an hour and (James) Spears loved every minute of it.” . “His control over a strong person like me. He liked to take control to hurt his daughter.” Spears has equated her experience in the rehab program with “sex trafficking,” saying she was stripped of all her belongings, including her credit card, money, phone, passport and car, forced to work seven days a week, lived with nurses and was guarded around the clock. All days of the week. “They watched me change every day naked, morning, noon and evening. I didn’t have a privacy door to my room,” Spears said, adding that she had to draw blood weekly. “If I don’t (go) to any of my meetings or work… I won’t be able to see my children or my friend.” Spears said her guards should be in Spears’ prison, and said her guards, including her “ignorant father,” have “too much control” over her life, adding that she feels “enslaved.” “My parents and Spears said that anyone involved in this guardianship and my administration, who played such a large part in punishing me when I said ‘no’, should be in prison.” Spears said the judge refused to remove her father from custody “made me feel I was dead. Like I didn’t care, like I didn’t do anything, like I was lying or something.” I’m not lying,” she added, “I just want my life back.” It’s been 13 years and that’s enough. It’s been a long time since I’ve had my money and I hope and dream that this all ends without a test. Spears said she shouldn’t have done more than she already did to prove her competence, especially since she “earned a living for so many people.” Court records estimated Spears’ fortune at more than $50 million. “My family lived out of trust for 13 years,” Spears said. I should not be in guardianship if I can work, save money, work for myself, and pay others. Does not make sense. Laws must change. Spears ended her speech by saying her tutelage “does more harm than good.” She concluded, “I deserve to have a life. I feel neglected and lonely.” Jamie Spears responding to his daughter’s allegations, Vivian Touraine, Spears’ father’s attorney, provided a brief statement on behalf of Her client, who appeared remotely by phone. Turin said. “Mr. Spears loves his daughter, and misses her very much.” James Spears did not address the court or his daughter directly. Britney Spears slams ‘hypocritical’ documentaries: Everything she’s said since ‘framing Britney’ ‘#FreeBritney Powerful Attendance’ Dozens of #FreeBritney supporters gathered outside Los Angeles’ Stanley Musk courthouse with banners supporting the pop star, reading, “Free Britney now !” and “Get out of Britney’s life!” Some fans entered the courtroom: Marisa Cooper was inside the courtroom, crying and sometimes clapping during remarks. “It was crazy,” Cooper said out of court. This has been called crazy right from the start, and conspiracy theorists, so it’s really good to hear that from her already.” Jennifer Preston, 33, of Richmond, Virginia, traveled to be out of the hearing because, she says, “I’m a mom and I’m a fan.” ” We’re here to hear what you have to say,” Preston said. She has been treated like a child for the past 13 years, and has no control over her life or her finances, even though she is clearly capable of doing these things. Prior to the hearing, Spears friend Sam Asgari shared a selfie of himself wearing a #FreeBritney T-shirt on his Instagram Story. I’ll Have “Me” after Hulu Documentary Contributing: Maria Puente, USA Today, The Associated Press