The pop star herself calls her end of conservatism “best day so far.”
In case you haven’t heard, Britney Spears was finally acquitted by her Conservatives, a significant win for the pop star also the broader #FreeBritney movement, which she publicly acknowledged at the end of her lengthy court battle.
A Los Angeles judge formally terminated the legal agreement Friday, November 12, after Spears’ father, Jamie Spears, oversaw his personal life, finances, and career for 13 years. Jamie himself spoke out strongly against breaking the agreement before agreeing in August to withdraw and then ask for the scholarship to be terminated.
Following the decision, Britney reached out to social media to share her reaction. “Oh my God, I love my fans so much this is crazy,” he wrote on Twitter along with a video showing the #FreeBritney campaign celebrating their freedom. “I thought I was going to cry until the end of the day! added the singer. “
Best day ever…praise God can I have Amen?”
Many friends, fans, and other celebrities also shared their congratulations on social media. Public outbursts of excitement include Cher, Cindy Lauper, Marina Diamandis, and Jedward (apparently). In addition, Donatella Versace (aka Britney’s Wedding Dress Designer) wrote, “My heart smiles for you, Britney. Congratulations on your return and well-deserved emancipation.”
“I’m so happy that day has finally come,” added longtime friend Paris Hilton. “This moment is too late. Britney Spears is finally free!!! You are the toughest, kindest, and most inspiring soul. We all love you so much! Your best days are still ahead!”
In a November 13 tweet, Lady Gaga wrote, “I have loved Britney Spears throughout her career. I looked at him; I admired his strength – he gave so many people a chance and still does. I can’t be happy for you today. You never deserved what happened.”