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Britney Spears' Sons Deny Conservatorship Role
6 May
Summary
- Britney's sons deny interest in becoming her conservators.
- Sons want Britney supported by professionals, not them.
- Britney is implementing positive changes and seeking treatment.
Questions have arisen regarding Britney Spears' well-being and potential conservatorship following her recent DUI arrest. While some fans once advocated for her freedom, concerns persist about her struggles since gaining independence. Her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, were reportedly instrumental in her entering rehab and moving into her home, leading to speculation about their intentions.
However, sources have clarified that Sean and Jayden have no desire to become conservators for Britney. They have witnessed the detrimental impact of conservatorships on families and wish to maintain their role as sons, not supervisors. Instead, they advocate for her to be supported by trained professionals.
Fortunately, Spears has expressed eagerness to make positive changes in her life. She has entered a treatment facility and, as part of her plea agreement, will attend weekly psychologist sessions and bi-monthly psychiatrist appointments. She is also under a 12-month probation period, prohibiting drug possession without a prescription.
