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Britney Spears has been trying to get out of conservatorship for well over a decade, leaked voicemails appear to reveal. The messages also show that she's been fearful of her father, Jamie Spears, since at least 2009.On Instagram, the pop star's highly-controversial former manager Sam Lufti posted a series of voicemails from Britney — seemingly left for the court — that gave a glimpse into her thoughts on the conservatorship back in late aughts.In the first post, which came attached to a previously-unseen image of the singer holding her son Sean Preston, Britney can be heard saying, "Hi, this is Britney Spears. It's Sunday the 18th Just so you know I want out of this conservatorship.

The besties that sing together! While Rob Kardashian frequently keeps a low public profile, he gave a peek inside his recent hangout with actors Noah Centineo and Ross Butler — complete with a song.

Britney Spears' former manager, Sam Lufti, admitted he 'failed' the popstar in a tweet shared on Wednesday afternoon.'Just sitting here listening to that court recording, if she hates me after she's free I won't blame her...

Courtney Love is showing her support for Britney Spears.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterBritney Spears is claimed to have "borrowed phones from strangers" in a desperate bid to speak to friends away from the surveillance of conservatorship.The reports also explained that the hitmaker would reach out from random numbers while hiding in closet to avoid being caught out.Sam Lufti, 46, who was Britney's former manager, claimed that he had taken more than one call from the songstress who had phoned him from the personal line of a complete stranger.On one occasion, he even got a call back from the owner of the phone who had been surprised that the Pop Princess had asked to use his device.In 2019, Sam was handed a five-year restraining order but he remained

Courtney Love made an unexpected appearance in Ronan Farrow’s expose on Britney Spears’ conservatorship for The New Yorker, and on Saturday she paid tribute to Spears by covering one of her hits.