Britney Spears will finally be free of her father Jamie Spears’ reign as her conservator. A judge’s ruling on Wednesday granted the pop star’s request that her father be suspended “effective today” from overseeing her $60 million estate, an arrangement which began in 2008. Leading up to the hearing, crowds in Los Angeles took to the streets for a #FreeBritney rally, and, in the wake of the ruling, several of her fellow artists voiced their support.
“Thank God,” Cher wrote in an emoji-filled post. “I’ve talked and prayed about this for years. I’m more than thrilled for her. Bless our superstar.”
Dionne Warwick also shared her support: “This is wonderful news. She can now breathe. Congratulations, Britney. Enjoy your life!”
La Toya Jackson sent “A huge congratulations” to the singer, along with #FreeBritney and #freedom hashtags.
Garbage summed up their thoughts succinctly: “Go Britney,” the band tweeted.
Thank God✨🌟✨
I’ve Talked & 🙏🏻🙏🏻‘d About This 4 YEARS👏🏼.
IM MORE THAN THRILLED 4 HER🎂‼️
BLESS OUR SUPER 🌟#FREEBRITNEY— Cher (@cher) September 29, 2021
This is wonderful news. She can now breathe. Congratulations, Britney. Enjoy your life! 🥰 https://t.co/QjTECNuwrT
— Dionne Warwick (@dionnewarwick) September 29, 2021
Go Britney 🩸
— Garbage (@garbage) September 30, 2021
A huge congratulations to Britney Spears!!!
#FreeBritney #freedom #BritneySpears pic.twitter.com/DPv5imaCNj— La Toya Jackson (@latoyajackson) September 29, 2021
#FreeBritney demonstrators gather outside the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles ahead of today’s conservatorship hearing pic.twitter.com/vFfghBEI6u
— christi carras (@christicarras) September 29, 2021
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