Britney Spears reveals she wants to have ‘another baby’ days after conservatorship that ‘forced her to get IUD’ ends
BRITNEY Spears revealed she wants to have “another baby.”
The 39-year-old shared her plans just days after her conservatorship that “forced her to get an IUD” ended.
Britney took to on Tuesday to share a black and white photo of a young child standing on their tip toes as they stood next to their mother.
Alongside the photo, the Toxic singer wrote: “I'm thinking about having another baby !!!
“I wonder if this one is a girl ... she's on her toes reaching for something … that's for sure!!!!”
Britney's post comes just days after her conservatorship officially ended.
WANTING MORE KIDS
The singer has been open about the many things she wasn't allowed to do during the conservatorship, which included having more kids.
During a court hearing in June, Britney said she wanted to get married and take out her IUD to have another baby.
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However, she claimed the conservatorship prevented her from taking out her IUD.
She said at the time: “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.”
Britney's wishes seem to be coming to fruition, as she became engaged to longtime boyfriend Sam Asghari, 27, back in September.
She is already to mother to sons Sean, 16, and Jayden, 15, with ex Kevin Federline, 43.
The former couple were married from 2004-2007.
SHE'S FREE
Britney's conservatorship officially ended after 13 years without requiring any further mental evaluation as Judge Brenda Penny ruled in favor of the Grammy award winner.
On Friday, Judge Penny ruled that Britney's conservatorship be terminated, giving the hitmaker control of her life for the first time since before 2008.
In September, Britney's case returned to a Los Angeles courtroom where Judge Penny made a number of bombshell rulings, following her father Jamie Spears' decision to step down from the conservatorship the month prior.
She ruled to suspend Jamie from the conservatorship, however, it did not mean the end of the conservatorship altogether.
Speaking in court, Judge Brenda Penny said at the time: "Based on what I read in the filings, and I read everything. I do believe the suspension of Jamie Spears is in the best interest of Britney Spears.
"The current situation is unattainable. The court finds the toxic environment Jamie Spears has created needs to be removed today."
BRITNEY LOVES HER FANS
Shortly after Britney's conservatorship officially ended, the singer took to social media to thank her fans for their support.
Alongside a video of fans celebrating outside of the courthouse, she wrote: "Good God I love my fans so much it’s crazy!!!
"I think I’m gonna cry the rest of the day !!!!
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"Best day ever … praise the Lord … can I get an Amen???? ."
