A Catalan person can't help but click on a headline that says Britney Spears has been arrested for DUI. The pity is that they click on it only to discover that in English, DUI means driving under the influence (i.e., drunk driving) and not a unilateral declaration of independence. The truth is, the idea of ​​Britney becoming independent from something—whatever it is—was very appealing to me. After having been held captive for 13 years by an absolutely abusive legal conservatorship in front of the whole world without anyone doing anything about it, the artist will always have my full support if she wants to become independent, whatever it is. She has the right to want to escape from everything and everyone forever. She has a supreme right to have an infinite thirst for freedom. They already stole her childhood and then the entire first part of her adulthood. She has the right to never want to know anything about anyone again. Not even the fans who were constantly writing the hashtag #freebritney everywhere. And that they had been doing so since before the trial began until she left it with a sentence in her hand that freed her from her father – and incidentally from her entire family of leeches – and that stated that her father had stolen up to 6 million dollars from her while took care her estate.

Britney Spears' Instagram posts always spark controversy or surprise. This weekend, the princess of pop surprised her followers by uploading a photo of herself on the social network in which she appears from behind, completely naked except for a pair of high black boots. To escape the social network's censorship, Spears has placed a rose emoji right in the middle of her butt.

Samuel Ingham, the lawyer appointed by the Los Angeles court to represent the interests of Britney Spears, has asked on Tuesday to withdraw from the controversial legal guardianship that has controlled the life of the artist for 13 years. Ingham has served as Spears's attorney since 2008, despite the fact that his work had been called into question, especially after the artist said in her last statement that she never knew she had the right to ask for the termination of the guardianship and that he would not let her speak out against it. "I've been talking to him about three times a week. We've sort of built a relationship, but I haven't really had the opportunity to personally choose my own attorney. And I wish I could", Spears said in her June 23rd media statement.

On June 23rd Britney Spears left the world silent with her blunt words about the situation she has been living for 13 years: she is under the guardianship of her father, Jamie Spears, who legally decides on all aspects of her life. Before picking up the phone to explain her situation to the judge who had to decide whether she was still under her father's guardianship, the singer called 911, the emergency telephone number in the United States, as it has become known afterwards. An investigation by Ronan Farrow and Jia Tolentino published on Saturday by the New Yorker provided new details about her fight to be free from her father's restrictive guardianship. The publication details that the performer called the aforementioned phone number to denounce her situation as a "victim of guardianship abuse".

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has denied a petition to dismiss Britney Spears's father as guardian of the heritage of the famous American singer, local media collected by the Efe agency reported this Thursday. The court decision has been released just a week after the hearing of the petition filed by Spears, whose fortune is estimated at about 60 million dollars. The decision states that the pop star's estate must continue to be controlled and preserved in part by her father, Jamie Spears.

There was anticipation to know if Britney Spears would testify Wednesday before the judge who assesses the legal guardianship of her father to which she has been subjected since 2008. Finally, it has been so. The singer appeared in court in Los Angeles to read a statement, which was written on four sheets of paper, in which she asked for an end to a guardianship that she considers "abusive". "I want my life back. I've been like this for 13 years and enough is enough. I haven't owned my money for too long. My wish and my dream is for all this to end without being put on probation", explained the Princess of Pop, who for the first time has spoken out publicly against the guardianship. In her statement, the Toxic singer confessed that she is unhappy, can't sleep and cries almost every day.