After a million-dollar deal with her father, Britney Spears could go bankrupt, says website

The end of the legal battle Britney Spears against her father may have been the beginning of a big new nightmare for the singer, who accepted a court agreement to be free from guardianship. According to sources that informed the American website TMZ, the pop star was experiencing financial and mental difficulties following the court decision that determined the payment of around R$10 million to Jamie Spears.

Britney Spears, whose assets are estimated at US$6 million – approximately R$306.8 million, has been free from conservatorship since 2021, which lasted 13 years.

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According to a publication in TMZ, the singer would be in “serious danger” financially and mentally, even more so than when she was under her father’s guardianship, since, according to sources, she would be unsupervised and “completely dysfunctional” with drastic mood swings and “shocking”.

“She had a lot of freedom during her guardianship and the restrictions served to protect her. She’s not safe anymore,” said a source, adding that Britney has reportedly isolated herself from most people.

According to the publication, the singer would be spending “a fortune” and is in danger of going bankrupt. Every two months, she would be traveling to French Polynesia and staying in one of the most expensive hotels in the region, in addition to visiting Hawaii alone practically every month, on a trip that costs around R$1.79 million.

“She can’t afford it. She had $60 million [pouco mais de R$ 306,8 milhões] when the conservatorship ended and now it is in the same situation it was in when the conservatorship began – at risk of going bankrupt,” said the source.

Britney Spears ended the legal dispute with her father, Jamie Spears, by signing an agreement, last Thursday, the 25th, putting an end to the imbroglio that had been going on for two years, after the end of the guardianship that the singer was under, controlled by her father. for 13 years.

The singer was forced to pay US$2 million (around R$10 million) in fees to her father’s lawyers.