‘Free Britney’, Rhea Chakraborty posted on Instagram Story. The American singer has been under conservatorship since 2008 as she was ‘unable to make her own decisions’.
Britney Spears and Rhea Chakraborty
Rhea Chakraborty has voiced her support for Britney Spears amid her ongoing legal battle to end her conservatorship. The American singer has been under conservatorship since 2008 as she was ‘unable to make her own decisions’. The court-ordered agreement gives her father, Jamie control over her estates and life.
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Rhea Chakraborty joined the growing list of celebrities around the world extending support to the 'Toxic' singer. Rhea put up on Instagram stories writing #FreeBritney.
On Wednesday, Britney Spears spoke out against her conservatorship at a court hearing in Los Angeles, saying that she wanted to "sue" her "family" for the way she has been treated. Britney told a judge that she wants to end the conservatorship that has governed her life for the last 13 years, calling it "abusive" and denouncing her father for exerting control over her life, reports variety.com. "I told the whole world I'm OK and I'm happy -- it's a lie. I'm not happy. I can't sleep. I'm so angry it's insane, and I'm depressed," said the popular singer.
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She told Judge Brenda Penny that she wants her own attorney, wants to scale back her therapy appointments and that she wants the freedom to get married and have a baby. Britney also shared that she wanted to "sue" her "family" for the way she has been treated. She said that her "ignorant father" and others who are involved in the conservatorship "should be in jail".
She said: "I shouldn't be in a conservatorship if I can work and provide money for myself and pay other people. The laws should change."
Britney asked that the hearing be held in public. She also said that the conservatorship prevents her from getting married or having a baby. Spears also asked that her therapist be allowed to visit her in her own home, rather than her having to go to therapy appointments. Samuel Ingham, Britney's court-appointed attorney, told the court that she has not directed him to file a motion seeking to terminate the conservatorship, but that he would do so if asked. He declined to go into further detail, citing attorney-client privilege.
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