Never before aired comments of Britney Spears discussing her conservatorship have made it to screens years later. The US pop queen, 42, who was catapulted to stardom in the 1990s, was under a 13-year conservatorship until it was terminated by a judge in Los Angeles in November 2021.

Pop star was prevented from discussing the conservatorship that controlled her business and personal affairs for 13 years

A resurfaced Britney Spears interview from 2016 which was axed from a talk show appearance has revealed the star addressing conservatorship. In 2021, pop star Spears was freed from a 13-year-long court-ordered conservatorship that saw her father control much of her life.

A clip of Britney Spears talking about her conservatorship for the first time in a TV interview has been unearthed eight years later. In a 2016 interview on “The Jonathan Ross Show”, Britney Spears mentioned her conservatorship while discussing her album “Glory”.

Britney Spears can be heard discussing her conservatorship in a previously-seen clip now aired by ITV. In a special episode of The Jonathan Ross Show looking back at some of his most famous guests, a new interview with the singer from 2016 has come to light.

An unearthed clip from 2016 of Britney Spears talking about her conservatorship is going viral. Nearly eight years after the pop star, 42, sat down for an interview on The Jonathan Ross Show, a part of the chat that never made it to air where Spears gets candid about the legal situation's effect on her creative process has been made public in a