Britney Spears’ sister says she ‘did everything’ to help singer against conservatorship

Britney Spears’ younger sister, 40, actress Jamie Lynn, 30, recently claimed she tried to help end the singer’s tutelage. “I’ve always been my sister’s biggest supporter, so when she needed help, I came up with ways to do it,” she said.

She commented on the help in an interview with Good Morning America, echoed by the website Page Six. “I did everything I could to make sure she had the contacts she needed to end this guardianship and end all of this for our family,” continued the series protagonist “Zoey 101” (2005, Nickelodeon).

She didn’t give details about the contacts she’s made, or if her sister ever spoke to any of them. However, she said she even spoke to Samuel D. Ingham III, a lawyer appointed by a Los Angeles judge after Britney was involuntarily hospitalized in 2008, at the beginning of the conservatorship.

“If she wanted to talk to other people, then I [ajudava]. I set that up,” Jamie Lynn continued. “I even spoke to her previous legal team, and it didn’t end well in my favor.” attorney of choice, which turned out to be Mathew Rosengart.

“It wasn’t about agreeing to guardianship. Everyone has a voice, and it must be heard,” said the artist. When Britney testified in court in June 2021, she claimed her family “did nothing” to help her while her father Jamie Spears, 69, allegedly put her in a mental health facility against her will in 2019.

The singer also said her family “should be in jail” for benefiting from her “abusive” guardianship. The singer’s father was suspended from his post in September and the pop princess’s guardianship ended in November 2021.

Britney unfollowed Jamie Lynn on Instagram in early January, after exchanging barbs on the social network. However, the sister said that the “love is still there” between her and the singer, and added that “I just loved and supported her.”