Pal Says Britney Spears Will Get Married And Try For A Baby Now She’s ‘Free’
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A close friend of Britney Spears says she will get married and start trying for a baby now her conservatorship has ended.
Former make-up artist Billy Brasfield has said the singer is now looking forward to moving on with her life after her conservatorship was terminated after almost 14 years.
During the conservatorship, Spears' dad Jamie and a team of lawyers oversaw all her personal and financial affairs - with the singer saying she wasn't allowed to get married or even come off her contraception.
With the conservatorship now ended, Spears is free to make her own decisions and her friend thinks she'll get hitched to her long-term partner Sam Asghari as well as try for another baby.
Speaking to the Sunday People, Brasfield said: "Getting married and having a family is something they will absolutely do. And for them it won't be a moment too soon.
"If they want to wed tomorrow and have a baby in nine months it won't be a rush. They have been together five years.
"They've been through so much together and survived the worst - things most people can't even imagine. Now Britney has what she wants and can move forward. Everything is there.
"Her life is about to start and she doesn't have to answer to anyone."
Spears was placed in the conservatorship in 2008 - her efforts to have it terminated ramped up over the last year with fans showing their support of the #freebritney movement.
The star gave candid and often heartbreaking testimony in which she revealed the effects of the conservatorship and even called for her dad and those involved in it to be jailed.
Speaking back in June, she told the court: "I am not happy, I can't sleep. I'm so angry, it's insane. And I'm depressed.
"My dad and anyone involved in this conservatorship, including my management... they should be in jail.
"The last time I spoke to you [the judge] ... made me feel like I was dead. I am telling you again because I am not lying ... so maybe you can understand the depth and the degree and the damages... I deserve changes."
She added: "I truly believe this conservatorship is abusive. I don't feel like I can live a full life."
In a post on Twitter following the ruling, Spears wrote: "I think I'm gonna cry the rest of the day. Best day ever. #FreedBritney."
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Topics: Celebrity, Britney Spears
