In a detailed and very moving statement on Twitter, pop star Britney Spears spoke with enthusiasm and gratitude about the fact that after the end of her guardianship she can do simple everyday things such as using a debit card and having the own car keys. “I was under guardianship for 13 years. “It’s a long time to be in a situation you don’t want to be in,” he said in the video he uploaded to social media. “It simply came to our notice then. “I can have my car keys, be independent, feel like a woman, have an ATM card, see cash for the first time … These are the little everyday things”.
She also thanked her #FreeBritney support movement for shedding light on her father’s oversight regime and the lawyers involved.
“My voice was muffled I could not speak … you saved my life, 100%.” The singer hopes that her case will lead to changes in the system of the committee. “I am here to advocate for people with real disabilities and illnesses,” Britney Spears told her millions of followers. “I hope my story has an impact and some changes are made to the system.” It is recalled that on September 30, the Governor of California Gavin Newsom signed a relevant bill with an emphasis on the gaps that existed in the committee process.
Judge Brenda Penny ruled that John Zampel, the chartered accountant who took over her estate in September, would retain the power to carry out real estate planning and transfer external assets to an existing trust for the singer.
“Honestly, I still go crazy every day when I wake up, how my foster family treated me like this,” Spears wrote in an Instagram caption accompanying her videotaped statement, describing the situation as “discouraging.” and humiliating. “
However, he closed with the optimistic message: “Let us move forward. Have a good year and a Merry Christmas. “
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