Britney Spears says she ‘wants to marry & take out IUD to have another baby but conservator won’t let her’
BRITNEY Spears said she wants to marry and take out her IUD to have another baby.
However, the 39-year-old claimed she is unable to grow her family because her “conservator won’t let her.”
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On Wednesday, spoke for the first time in court amid the years-long conservatorship battle with father Jamie Spears.
While speaking via audio, the hitmaker said: “I want to get married and have a baby.
“I wanted to take the IUD out and have a baby but conservator won’t let me because they don’t want me to have a baby.”
What we know so far:
- Britney says as punishment
- She says her family where she was “hurt”
- The singer
- She and have more children
- Jamie says after court hearing
Britney is already the with ex-husband .
The former pair were married from 2004-2007, and were .
The Womanizer singer has been in a relationship with Sam Asghari, 27, since meeting in 2016 – he has been in her corner, even wearing a .
Additionally, Britney said over and over she only wants one therapy session a week at her home.
The singer begged for her therapist to come to her home because the office in Westlake is where she was papped “crying.”
Britney said the experience made her feel overexposed and left her embarrassed.
The star and her family- including Jamie and mother Lynne- appeared at the hearing via remote audio only instead of video.
During the hearing, Britney argued against the conservatorship, which was implemented in 2008 after a series of public meltdowns by the entertainer.
The legal agreement prevents Britney from controlling her life or having any access to her million-dollar fortune.
Britney made various head-turning statements while speaking in court, including claiming her family at a small LA home.
The Toxic singer claimed her family did nothing to protect her during her mental breakdown.
Britney alleged the people that ran the rehab center were trying to “hurt her,” while her dad allegedly “loved it.”
She also compared the “abusive” conservatorship to sex trafficking, stating: “In California, the only similar thing to this is called sex trafficking, making anyone work against their will.
“And taking all their possessions away, credit card, cash, phone, passport.”
The hearing got off to a rocky start, as forced the event to start late.