Britney Spears

There was a time when the theory that Britney Spears was sending coded messages to her fans via Instagram may have sounded like am outlandishly paranoid fantasy.

But now that Britney's testimony in her conservatorship hearing confirmed the public's worst fears, there's not a single aspect of her life that's above suspicion. 

The absolute nightmare of Britney Spears' conservatorship might not last forever.

At least, her new attorney is taking action to end her awful father's stranglehold over her life.

Baby, one more time?

Okay, no problem, Britney Spears has basically said on Instagram.

This week, Britney Spears' attorney filed a petition to oust her widely reviled father from her conservatorship.

Fans have noted that her new attorney has done more for her in two weeks than so many did in 13 long years.

As previously reported, Britney Spears made an official request on Monday to replace dad Jamie as her conservator.

She and her legal team would like Jason Rubin, a certified public accountant at Certified Strategies Inc., to take Jamie's place.

In the wake of Britney Spears' courageous conservatorship testimony, Jamie Lynn Spears has never been less popular.

Fans have been calling her out for years, accusing her of complicity and not being an ally to her sister.

Britney Spears has made it official.

After testifying multiple times in front of a judge about all the pain her father has caused her... and after speaking in horrifying detail about the conservatorship that has been in place since 2008...

Britney Spears, we're officially a slave 4 U.

The singer, who has been in the news often of late for the most unfortunate of reasons, is apparently trying to change the narrative around her these days.

Britney Spears recently said she wasn't done talking.

She told the world a few days ago that she simply refuses to be silenced, not until she has exposed all the liars and manipulators who have caused her harm over the years.

Last month, Britney Spears called out her family during her courageous testimony about her conservatorship.

Since then, Jamie Lynn has been on the defensive, insisting that she was secretly in Britney's corner all along.

The phenomenal Britney Spears is not done calling out those who have wronged her.

It is, she knows, the only way that she can heal and move on.

Fans, advocates, and mental health experts have discussed Britney Spears' trauma.

Even if this conservatorship were to evaporate tomorrow, the road to emotional recovery could be long and difficult.

Back in 2004, there was a brief period of time in which a surprising number of people believed that Britney Spears had married George from Seinfeld.

It turned out of course, that Brit had married a different dude named Jason Alexander, but that news didn't do much to lessen the shock of the events that followed.

You know what Red said in Shawshank Redemption about the concept of hope, right?

That it can be a very dangerous thing?

Over the course of the past year, Britney Spears might have generated more headlines than at any previous point in her career.

Given how long she's been on the A-list, that's no mean feat.

A catastrophic people in Britney Spears' life took advantage of her, effectively ruining much of her life.

An even larger number of people, courts, and legal systems straight-up failed Britney when she needed them most.

Throughout her ongoing fight for her freedom, Britney Spears has made it abundantly clear that she believes her entire family is to blame for her current situation.

Yes, Britney's father, Jamie Spears, is the main architect of her current woes, but the singer believes that her mother and siblings are almost equally guilty for refusing to step in and rectify the situation despite countless opportunities to do so.

Britney Spears has had it.

Officially.

Britney Spears is not naming any names.

But she is making her voice heard.

This week, Britney Spears addressed the court again in her journey to end this traumatic conservatorship.

In a first victory in her quest for justice, Britney was permitted to hire her own attorney.

Britney Spears finally scored a victory in court on Wednesday afternoon.

According to NBC News and other outlets, a judge granted the 39-year-old Grammy winner permission to choose her own lawyer during the latest court hearing to address her ongoing conservatorship.

For the past few weeks, most of the news about Britney Spears has had to do with her legal battle against her father, Jamie Spears.

As you've likely heard by now, Britney is fighting to be released from the conservatorship controlled by Jamie, a legal arrangement that has denied the singer her basic freedoms for most of her adult life.

Last month, Britney Spears' conservatorship testimony expressed her wishes to the public.

She wants her conservatorship to end as soon as possible.