Britney Spears' conservatorship cost her a whooping amount last year; Read details

high spending habits of Britney Spears have been exposed in recent court papers related to her ongoing conservatory. E! News revealed that singer paid a whopping $1,202,504.30 in 2019 to her team of advisors and lawyers. Her far, Jamie Spears, was earning $128,000 for his position as conservator.

However, citing 'personal health reasons', Britney’s far briefly stepped down from that position in September 2019. In his absence, he asked Britney's care manr, Jodi Montgomery, to fill in for him as a conservator until January 2020.

t all of Britney's money goes to those who oversee her protection.  Till World Ends singer gets an undisclosed weekly allowance to use at her expense, according to reports. Her favourite stores include Anthropologie, Walmart, Amazon and Target, to name only a few.

Many or expenditures reported in records include $91,242.01 on travelling to places such as Turks and Caicos and Miami. On top of that, Britney also reportedly spent almost $1 million on residential expenditures, some of which presumably went to two fires to fix her home gym.

Reportedly, singer seems to have cut down on her expenses. Britney spent thousands of dollars in past year pampering herself at salon and at mall. She splashed $120,000 on masss in 2016 alone, which accounted for only a small portion of $10 million that year.

And while Spears' spending cant be compared to that of aver citizen, 2018 financial statements made it clear that she is just like rest of people. It is reported that in 2018, singer went to one of her favourite stores, Target, to buy clothing, toys, furniture, food and more 80 different times. It has also been reported that expense reports are filed each year as part of Britney's ongoing conservatorship.

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About #FreeBritney 

Britney Spears has been under conservatorship since 2008. However, recently her fans began trending # FreeBritney asking authorities to give back singer power of her personal life and career. hashtag # FreeBritney dates back to 2009 when first anuncement was made about conservatorship of Britney Spears.

An online petition called #FreeBritney is also circulating and has mand to obtain an overwhelming number of signatures. Although Britney did t comment on matter herself, she told her fans that she is doing well via her social media accounts.

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