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Britney Spears‘ fiancé Sam Asghari was looking more handsome than ever on their latest vacation! The 28-year-old model posed in front a picturesque blue pool and ocean with plenty of palm trees in the double image post shared via Instagram on Thursday, April 7. In the caption Britney, 40, referred to fiancé Sam as her “husband” — perhaps teasing that their wedding isn’t too far off.

Sam Asghari is letting his followers know that he is Britney’s number one supporter. He shared a photo of the two on Instagram where they looked happy and looking forward to their future.Jamie Lynn’s tearful interview has Britney Spears’ fans upset: ‘I love my sister’Britney Spears says she watched Jamie Lynn’s interview with a 104 fever in emotional postA post shared by Sam Asghari (@samasghari)In the photo, Sam and Britney are seen cuddling in a couch, with a beautiful skyline as a backdrop. He is wearing a leather jacket, dark shirt and jeans while Britney opted for brighter colors, wearing her hair pink and with some knee-length bright red boots on.

Britney Spears has threatened to sue her sister Jamie Lynn if she continues to make ‘derogatory’ statements about her while promoting her new book, Things I Should Have Said.The sisters have been involved in a war of words in recent months and in early January, Jamie Lynn, 30, irked her sibling when she appeared on Good Morning America to promote the book, which includes multiple claims about her relationship with Britney. And as Jamie Lynn's book tour continues, Britney, 40, has instructed her lawyer Matthew Rosengart to issue a ‘cease and desist’ letter.

Britney Spears will have full control over her financial assets – regardless of the unresolved argument over whether she’ll be forced to cover her father’s legal fees, which relate to the end of her conservatorship – a Los Angeles judge has ruled.In a formal hearing on Wednesday (January 18), judge Brenda Penny refused to allow funds from Spears’ conservatorship (which officially ended last November after 13 years) to be set aside for her father and former conservator, Jamie Spears, to pay for his seven-figure legal fees.As published by The Hollywood Reporter, Justin Gold – an attorney working for the temporary conservator of Spears’ estate – argued that Spears should be transferred the assets of her conservatorship in full. Jamie’s lawyer, Alex Weingarten, was staunchly opposed, telling the court: “Let’s remember why this conservatorship existed.

Britney Spears may be free of the restrictive conservatorship that ruled her life for 13 years, but the Toxic singer’s battle with her father is about to go to a whole other level.

Britney Spears fans have praised the star after she sent a cease and desist letter to sister Jamie Lynn Spears and insisted she "will no longer be bullied". The pair's war of words this past week began after Jamie kicked off a press tour for her new book Things I Should Have Said, and made myriad claims over the award-winning singer's mental health and controversial conservatorship.MORE: Britney Spears reveals the truth about her Instagram posts at court hearingThe letter, which came from Britney's lawyer Matthew Rosengart, begins that they "write with some hesitation because the last thing Britney wants is to bring more attention to your ill-timed book and its misleading or outrageous claims about her" but that if Jamie Lynn fails to stop talking about the mom-of-two or "Britney will be forced to consider and take all appropriate legal action".WATCH: Jamie Lynn opened up about the rift between her and Britne"Although Britney has not read and does not intend to read your book, she and millions of her fans were shocked to see how you have exploited her for monetary gain.

Battle in court. Britney Spears sent Jamie Lynn Spears a cease-and-desist letter after her younger sister’s “false or fantastical” lies about her in her new book, Things I Should Have Said.

The slow walk exit of Britney Spears’ father from the conservatorship that has ruled the performer’s life for the last 13 years needs to pick up the pace, the one-time Princess of Pop’s lawyer says — and without a price tag.