Britney Spears

For weeks now, Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears have been battling it out on social media, with each sister hurling accusations at the other and presenting their evidence to the public via Instagram.

The latest round of trouble began when Jamie Lynn appeared on Good Morning America as part of the promotional tour for her new memoir.

It seems impossible that he could sink any lower in the public's estimation, but somehow Jamie Spears gets more detestable by the day.

In the months since Britney Spears' conservatorship came to an end, not a week has gone by without some surprising new revelation about just how low Jamie was willing to go in his efforts to keep his daughter under his complete control.

Another day, another development in the increasingly nasty feud between Britney Spears and her sister, Jamie Lynn.

As you've likely heard by now, Jamie Lynn appeared on Good Morning America last week to promote her new memoir.

When Britney Spears went to war with her father, fans weren't the least but surprised.

For most of her adult life, Britney had been under the control of a conservatorship, and the only way she could free herself was by butting heads with Jamie Spears in court.

One of the saddest aspects of Britney Spears' fight for freedom is the fact that her entire family seems to have sided with her awful father.

Britney's conservatorship has finally come to an end, but in order to secure that victory, the pop icon had to publicly expose the truth about the abuse she suffered at the hands of Jamie Spears.

The relationship between Britney Spears and Jamie Lynn Spears has gone from bad... to worse... to downright depressing.

Over the second half of 2021, as she fought to end her conservatorship, Britney would take the occasional, not-so-subtle shot at her sister, penning vague social media messages about how Jamie Lynn never tried to help her break free from the control of her father.

When a judge ended the conservatorship under which she suffered for 13 years, Britney Spears was able to generally kick of dad out of her life forever.

We can't see those two ever making up.

If you ask any of Britney Spears' most informed, outspoken supporters, they can quickly list those they resent:

Jamie Spears and Lou Taylor's names will scarcely leave their lips before they mention Jamie Lynn Spears.

Jamie Lynn Spears appeared Wednesday as a guest on Good Morning America.

The actress was on hand mostly to promote her upcoming memoir, which goes on sale January 18.

In November, the glorious and incomparable Britney Spears began to celebrate her freedom.

Thirteen years of living in a gilded cage under her father's absolute control left Britney with a lot of catching up to do.

Well, 2021 was certainly a great year for Britney Spears -- maybe the best of her adult life.

After 13 years of virtual captivity and a lengthy, ugly legal battle with her own father, Spears' conservatorship came to an end, enabling the pop icon to regain control over her own life.

Ever since her conservatorship was ended by a judge this fall, Britney Spears has made it very clear that she's excited to move on with her life.

She's also made the following very clear, however:

Britney Spears has called out her abusers on Instagram... and also the one entity that she now knows will always bring her peace and happiness.

She's done so in very different ways, though.

Britney Spears will always remember 2021 as the year that she won her freedom.

In November, a judge terminated Britney's conservatorship after 13 years, which means that the singer has finally been liberated from her overbearing and allegedly abusive father, Jamie Spears.

There were many reasons why so many were invested in keeping Britney Spears' conservatorship in place for so many years.

The most obvious motives were the fact that it enabled her father and others to exploit the singer financially and manipulate her psychologically, which is an idea set of circumstances for any abuser.

We probably don't need to tell you that it's been a very eventful year for three pop of the biggest pop culture icons of the early-2000s.

First, Britney Spears' conservatorship came to an end after years of legal wrangling.

Earlier this month, after 13 years of virtual imprisonment, Britney Spears was finally freed from her conservatorship.

It's difficult to recall a development in the life of a celebrity that was greeted with more unanimous glee.

Britney Spears won the most important legal battle of her life just over a week ago.

But the singer isn't done fighting.

With the conservatorship terminated after almost 14 years, Britney Spears is celebrating her freedom.

But even as she enjoys toasting her long-overdue victory, she is looking to the future.

Last week, Britney Spears' long personal nightmare came to an end.

The conservatorship was terminated by order of the court after nearly 14 years.

Long overdue justice was done in court last week.

Britney Spears is free, her conservatorship terminated by the order of Judge Brenda Penny.

You've very likely heard about it by now, but it's worth reiterating:

BRITNEY SPEARS IS FREE.

Free Britney.

It is no longer a rallying cry.