Britney Spears

These are tough times in the life of pop icon Britney Spears.

At this point it doesn't appear that the situation is as dire as Britney's infamous 2007 meltdown, but that's only because the singer is older, wiser, and surrounded by a slightly better support network.

Britney Spears' old manager was a creep, and she recently filed for yet another restraining order against him.

Her current manager has weighed in on her recent drama, and it sounds like he has her best interests at heart.

Even though Britney Spears checked out of the mental health facility weeks ago, the drama over her 30 day treatment isn't over.

But Britney's legal team is taking action to target one major source of misinformation.

On Tuesday, we reported that Britney Spears' mother is eyeing her daughter's conservatorship.

For the first time in over a decade, she's getting involved in the legal order that gives 

About two weeks ago, Britney Spears checked out of her mental health facility and went home after a month of rehab.

Though the reason for her stay was maintaining wellness despite family stress, conspiracy theories circulated that it was against her will.

After 30 days at a mental health facility, Britney Spears is out at last. But that doesn't mean that she's entirely "free."

She reportedly wants to clear the air and tried to set up a tell all interview to reassure her fans and to detail recent events in her life.

Despite some hysteria to the contrary, Britney Spears is doing just fine.

She made the brave choice to stay in a mental health facility to cope with her father's harrowing health battle.

Free Britney?

More like Jamie Lynn Spears now feels like she has no choice but to speak freely in light of some of the criticism coming her famous sister's way.

Fans have wondered if mounting pressure from the Free Britney movement would help Britney Spears get out early.

On Sunday, their wish seemed to be granted, as she was spotted away from the mental health facility where she's been staying for weeks.