Britney Spears shares nude photos from vacation after conservatorship win
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Britney Spears celebrated her latest conservatorship win by sharing a series of nude photos from her vacation with fiancé Sam Asghari.
The pop superstar, 39, posted several snaps of herself posing in front of a bathtub wearing nothing — except for strategically placed flower emojis.
Her post also included images of her on a secluded beach, rocking bright red bikini bottoms and covering her breasts with her hands.
“Playing in the Pacific never hurt anybody 😉💋🙊 !!!!” wrote Spears, who has developed a penchant for posting skin-baring Instagram photos throughout 2021.
Asghari, 27, shared his own content from the couple’s getaway, treating fans to video clips of a boat ride through crystal blue waters along with a plane ride. “Time to celebrate 🎉 🎊 @britneyspears,” he wrote.
Page Six exclusively reported that Spears and Asghari skipped town ahead of Wednesday’s court ruling that suspended the “Lucky” singer’s estranged father, Jamie Spears, from her conservatorship.
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“Britney wanted to get away and relax with her new fiancé,” a source told us. “She did not attend the hearing virtually. She had multiple detailed conversations with her lawyer before the hearing and trusted that he would get the job done, and he did.”
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny noted that it was in Britney’s “best interest” to immediately remove Jamie, 69.
“The current situation is untenable,” Penny said after hearing arguments from Jamie and Britney’s respective attorneys, Vivian L. Thoreen and Mathew S. Rosengart.
“It reflects a toxic environment which requires the suspension of James Spears effective today.”
