Britney Spears: I'm a rebel and I get in trouble in my life by drawing
Britney Spears described herself as a rebel and trying to express herself and face the burdens and troubles of life with painting and colours, while continuing her legal dispute with her father, who she described as a danger to her, asking the court to exempt him or remove him from managing her property and cancel his guardianship over her.
In an interview with her fans on Instagram, Britney (39 years) shared a video of her drawing on a large piece of paper in her home, hinting that drawing helps her overcome difficult situations and life pressures.
The American singer told her 32.6 million Instagram followers, "Today I feel charged so I brought a blank sheet of paper and colours, and frankly, this is my expression of what I'm feeling at this moment...rebellious...colorful...bright...spontaneous bold magical, so... In that painting I showed my true colors.
This rebellious post came after her attorney, Matt Rosengart, called for her father, Jamie, to be released from custody, and Jason Rubin to replace him. A source close to Spears claimed to The Sun that the singer wants the new guardian to investigate the missing money from her fortune, estimated at more than $60 million.
New legal documents accuse Jimmy of making his daughter's life a living hell, and describe her current situation as painful, crazy and depressing.
In his application, the lawyer described Britney's father as an incompetent financial manager who had caused his family to file for bankruptcy in 1998.
In contrast, Britney's attorney, Matt Rosengart, notes that Robin, who she is seeking, has extensive experience dealing with financial and elderly abuse cases.
