Britney Spears

Freed from custody of her father, Jamie Spears, Britney Spears has decided to sue him again. This time, however, there will be no witnesses at any meeting. From this, the singer was released by the judge, who said that Jamie’s lawyers were unable to arrange an interrogation for the singer. Instead, lawyers will use testimony as well as physical evidence. It is reported by Variety based on the judge’s decision.

As we recall, Britney Spears accuses her father and other family members of stealing her money. It has been learned that Jamie Spears has also appeared in court before: he said the pop star had launched a social media campaign against him to defame his name and asked Britney to testify under oath.

Jamie Spears’ lawyer has asked the court for permission to take Britney’s statement. However, the judge ruled that the singer’s statement was unlikely to provide information on the remaining issues of the case. The singer’s lawyer, Matthew Rosengart, said the affidavit at the trial could have been a “repeated traumatic experience” for Britney.

Britney Spears was placed under her father’s custody by a court order in 2008. In September last year, after ten years of litigation, the singer’s father was dismissed by the court. In November 2021, the guardianship officially ended.

Britney Spears accused her father of violating her rights after she was released. She has also spoken harshly about the behavior of her mother and sister, and plans to publish a memoir where she talks about her life under tutelage.

Earlier, there were reports in the media that Britney Spears would be returning to the scene: she recorded a new version of her 1972 hit, Tiny Dancer, together with Elton John. It will be possible to listen to the composition in August.