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Britney Spears showed off her very toned bikini body in a new Instagram video, which showed her rocking a number of different swimsuits.
As the star posed in three different two-pieces, she could be seen swaying her hips as she enjoyed her Hawaiian getaway with boyfriend Sam Asghari on Wednesday afternoon.
Despite smiling and appearing in high spirits in both posts, Spears was hit with the news that a judge denied her request to have her father removed from her conservatorship.
Red hot: Britney Spears showed off her very toned bikini body in a new Instagram video, which showed her rocking a number of different swimsuits
But the beauty, who was standing in the hallway of her hotel room, kept her chin up while listening to Zayn and Shaed’s 2018 hit track Trampoline.
In the footage she could be seen seamlessly changing from a barely-there hot pink swimsuit to a bright yellow one, then a plunging red bikini.
She accessorized all three with a pair of purple shades and her bright blonde hair in a flirty ponytail.
Less than an hour later, she shared footage of herself ‘dancing in heels’ for the first time ‘in a while’ as she teased a ‘new’ project to her more than 31 million followers.
Looking good: As the star posed in three different two-pieces, she could be seen swaying her hips as she enjoyed her Hawaiian getaway with beau Sam Asghari on Wednesday afternoon
Toned: The beauty, who was standing in the hallway of her hotel room, was listening to Zayn and Shaed 2018 track Trampoline
The recording showed her passionately dancing in a white crop top, which showed off her gym-honed midriff, and a pair microscopic shorts.
Despite smiling and appearing in high spirits in both posts, Spears was hit with the news that a judge denied her request to have her father removed from her conservatorship.
According to new court documents, obtained by Variety on Wednesday, ‘the judge has denied the request by Spears’ attorney, Samuel Ingham III, to remove her father, Jamie Spears, as her sole conservator.’
Passionate: Less than an hour later, she shared footage of herself ‘dancing in heels’ for the first time ‘in a while’ as she teased a ‘new’ project to her more than 31 million followers
Dancing away: The recording showed her passionately dancing in a white crop top, which showed off her gym-honed midriff, and a pair tiny shorts
The outlet pointed out that ‘the document was signed by Judge Penny on June 30 — after the singer’s explosive testimony’ last week, in which she claimed her conservatorship was ‘abusive’ and she was ‘traumatized.’
Spears’ father Jamie has insisted he’s not to blame for restrictive rules placed on his pop star daughter by her conservatorship – after she told a court that she was banned from removing her IUD birth control or marrying her boyfriend.
The 68-year-old dad of three filed legal documents Wednesday claiming he has had zero involvement in Britney’s conservatorship for nearly two years – and instead leveled blame at co-conservator Jodi Montgomery.
Exhausting: Despite smiling and appearing in high spirits in both posts, Spears was hit with the news that a judge denied her request to have her father removed from her conservatorship
He also claims Montgomery has blocked him from communicating with his daughter, TMZ reported.
Montgomery, an experienced conservator with a degree in social welfare, was brought on to co-manage Britney’s affairs in September 2019, when her father Jamie Spears became ill.
She has remained in charge of Britney’s personal affairs, working as her ‘care manager’, while Jamie still controls her $60 million fortune.
Britney told an LA judge last week: ‘I want to be able to get married to my boyfriend and have a baby but the conservatorship told me I can’t do that.
‘I have an IUD [intrauterine device[ inside me to prevent me from having a baby.
‘I want to go to a doctor and take it out so I can have a baby but they (the conservatorship) told me no.’
Speaking up: Britney told an LA judge last week: ‘I want to be able to get married to my boyfriend and have a baby but the conservatorship told me I can’t do that’
According to Wednesday’s documents, Jamie claims that when Britney’s lawyer filed to appoint Montgomery he said at the time that his daughter did not have the mental capacity to make decisions about her treatment and that it was left to a conservator of her person which is now Montgomery.
Jamie claims that the court had never found that she was unable to consent to medical treatment and that the court had never made such an order, according to TMZ.
In a different document obtained by TMZ, Jamie’s lawyer says ‘Mr. Spears believes it is important for the integrity of the conservatorship proceedings and in the best interests of Ms. Spears for the Court to order an investigation into the issues and claims raised by [Britney] at the June 23, 2021 status hearing.
‘Either the allegations will be shown to be true, in which case corrective action must be taken, or they will be shown to be false, in which case the conservatorship can continue its course.’
‘It is not acceptable for Conservators or the Court to do nothing in response to Ms. Spears’ testimony.’
At odds: Spears’ father Jamie has insisted he’s not to blame for restrictive rules placed on his pop star daughter by her conservatorship – like not being able to marry her boyfriend
The 68-year-old dad of three filed legal documents Wednesday claiming he has had zero involvement in Britney’s conservatorship for nearly two years – and instead leveled blame at co-conservator Jodi Montgomery
Montgomery has since refuted Jamie’s claims via a statement by her lawyer LaurieAnn Wright to Page Six on Wednesday.
It began: ‘Britney’s choice to marry and to start a family [has] never been impacted by the conservatorship while Ms. Montgomery has been conservator of the person.
‘I can state unequivocally that Jodi Montgomery has been a tireless advocate for Britney and for her well-being. While she does not control Britney’s financial assets, she is responsible for her personal care, and if Britney wants any issue brought up to the Court, Ms. Montgomery is and has always been ready, willing, and able to do so.’
Wright added that as a licensed private professional fiduciary, Montgomery is required to follow a code of ethics ‘unlike family members who serve as conservators.’
The lawyer said: ‘From the very beginning of her appointment in September 2019, Ms. Montgomery and the medical team that she assembled have had one primary goal — to assist and encourage Britney in her path to no longer needing a conservatorship of the person.’
According to Wright, all of Montgomery’s fees have been approved by Jamie himself who still acts as a conservator of the estate along with Bessemer Trust.
‘Practically speaking, since everything costs money, no expenditures can happen without going through Mr. Spears and Mr. Spears approving them,’ Wright explained. ‘Ms. Montgomery has advocated on Britney’s behalf for any expenditures that Britney has requested as well as for expenditures recommended by Britney’s medical team.’
WHAT’S NEXT FOR BRITNEY SPEARS’ CONSERVATORSHIP BATTLE?
Britney Spears has made it clear that she wants her ‘abusive’ conservatorship battle to come to an end, but it’s certainly not a simple matter.
The 39-year-singer still needs to formally ask a judge by filing a petition to terminate the order, at which point the court would then require a further hearing to assess the situation.
The next step is for Spears to file a formal request to terminate the order – which she said Wednesday she did not know she could do.
Free Britney: Spears fans protest outside a conservatorship court hearing at Los Angeles Superior Court in March this year
‘Ma’am, I didn’t know I could petition the conservatorship to end it,’ she said.
Adding: ‘I’m sorry for my ignorance, but I honestly didn’t know that. But honestly, but I don’t think I owe anyone to be evaluated.’
A court-appointed investigator will speak with everyone involved in the court-ordered arrangement once a termination request has been filed.
However, legal experts have warned that it won’t be easy for Spears to terminate the agreement without putting up a fight.
MSNBC legal analyst Danny Cevallos said after the hearing: ‘This is probably the most unique conservatorship case ever. The judge will not terminate this conservatorship lightly or without ample evidence.’
‘Once the system gets ahold of you… whether it’s a county – or a court-supervised private conservatorship, they will drain your money and it is really hard to get out,’ attorney Peter Walzer told The Los Angeles Times.
‘When it comes to the decision of whether or not to remove the conservatorship, the judge has to ultimately consider the best interest of the conservatee — in this case, Britney Spears,’ Sabino Biondi, a trust and estates attorney and partner at Wilk Auslander LLP in New York City added to the LA Times.
‘Even though she is an adult and appears competent and ready to take over her own affairs, the court has the discretion and responsibility to decide if it is in Britney Spears’ best interest to remove the conservatorship.’
‘If the judge has any concerns that she might not be responsible enough to handle her own financial affairs, [the judge] won’t remove it.’
Attorney Adam Streisand, who used to represent Spears, told CNN Wednesday night: ‘There’s been a terrible miscarriage of justice. She’s been deprived of her rights. She’s never had anyone who has advocated for her.’
Legal analyst Lisa Green told the TODAY show after the hearing: ‘While Britney would wish the judge could wave a magic wand and end this, what’s going to happen is that it will start a whole new proceeding, and the judge will hear from Britney, and her friends and relatives can speak.’
‘But the conservators, including her father, may not agree with her,’ Green added.
What Spears will need now is evidence to prove the conservatorship is no longer necessary, including medical evaluations – which the singer stressed on Wednesday she did not want to do.
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