(ANSA) - NEW YORK, NOV 17 - Britney Spears and the pleasure of "little things": how to use an ATM and "see cash", buy candles, have the car keys in your pocket.
For the first time the pop star comments in a video on her newfound freedom after last week the judge of the Superior Court of Los Angeles Brenda Penny revoked the "custodianship" to which for almost 14 years every action of the singer had been subjected together with an evaluated financial fortune. 60 million dollars.
"Embarrassing, demoralizing, degrading" are the adjectives used by Britney to describe the regime that was imposed on her in 2008 by the court at the request of the family after two mental breakdowns under the flashes of photojournalists and cameras. Over 13 years "is a very long time to be in a situation you don't want to be in," added Britney. And he explained that he does not intend in the future to "do the crime", but to commit himself to the defense of people "with real disabilities and real diseases" who are forced to live under this type of legal regime. "I hope my story will impact and help change this corrupt system," he said in the 'Toxic' singer video, "testing some ideas."that could be elaborated in the most prestigious TV living room in America, that of Oprah Winfrey. There is therefore an interview with a high potential for scoop in the future of the exidol of teenagers who will turn 40 on December 2, but not only: Britney is considering a legal action against her father for abuse in the exercise of his role as guardian and in the In recent days, according to what the "Daily Mail" has learned, he has hired criminal lawyers with the aim of filing a complaint. (HANDLE).according to what the "Daily Mail" learned, he hired criminal lawyers with the aim of filing a complaint. (HANDLE).according to what the "Daily Mail" learned, he hired criminal lawyers with the aim of filing a complaint. (HANDLE).
