Britney Spears and husband Sam Asghari signed 'iron-clad' prenup before wedding

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Britney Spears' millions are protected from the worst case scenario, as she and her new husband Sam Asghari signed a prenuptial agreement before their wedding on Thursday.The 40-year-old pop superstar and the 28-year-old aspiring actor both have their wealth protected under the agreement, TMZreported on Monday.Under the document's conditions, if the two were to split down the road, Sam wouldn't get a cent of any of the tens of millions that Britney earned prior to tying the knot.

In the clear: Britney Spears' new husband Sam Asghari won't get a cent of her millions after the signed a prenuptial agreement before their at-home wedding on ThursdayThe prenup was described as 'ironclad' by the outlet, and the singer certainly has plenty of assets to protect.It was reportedly Britney's team that got the ball rolling on the prenuptial agreement shortly after Sam proposed to her.

It's unclear if Sam would be able to take a portion of any money his wife earns while they're married if they should split in the future.Although she expressed that she wasn't interested in performing or touring as long as her conservatorship was in place, Spear may be interested in getting back to her music career now that she's in driver's seat.

Protected: The prenup was described as 'ironclad' by the outlet, and it was reportedly Britney's team that got the ball rolling after their engagement As of last year, the hitmaker had a net worth of around $60 million, according to the New York Times.An insider previously claimed to the New Yorkerthat Spears previously had a multi-million dollar fortune in the early 2000s, but it had been whittled down to only 'a few million dollars' when her conservatorship was established in 2008.The arrangement doled out a.