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Britney Spears' Dad Has Left The Conservatorship
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Britney Spears' Dad Has Left The Conservatorship

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | August 12, 2021

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It finally happened: Jamie Spears has voluntarily agreed to step down from Britney’s conservatorship. Although, of course, his lawyers got in a parting shot that there were “no actual grounds” to remove him, and it’s probably not the best idea. Guess we’ll see! (Variety)

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