Britney Spears' 13-year conservatorship may have ended, but her woes, it seems, are far from over. A new documentary on her life has made shocking claims about the pop star. The film TMZ Investigates: Britney Spears: The Prince of Freedom alleges the 41-year-old singer often isolates herself from other people despite not being under conservatorship. 
 
"When you have a mental illness and you isolate yourself, either you choose to or you have to, that’s not good," psychiatrist Dr Charles Sophy said during the all-encompassing documentary. "It creates a place for you to only react with yourself, you are in your head all the time." 
 
The film also shows other experts weighing their point of view on Spears' behaviour as a compilation of the singer's social media videos plated in the background.&nbsp; 
 
The documentary also claimed that Spears "binge"-sleeps for days while living in "isolation." 
 
"Sometimes she’ll sleep for days. One source called her a ‘binge’-sleeper. She’ll sleep for three days, and then she won’t sleep at all for the next few," an expert can be heard saying in the documentary. 
 
Britney's isolated lifestyle allegedly includes pool time, workouts and reading, according to the documentary. Spears has often shared her "isolation" activities on her social media. 
 
The mother-of-two reportedly hasn’t seen her sons, Sean Preston, 17, and Jayden James, 16, "in well over a year," TMZ producer Katie Hayes claimed. 
 
"By the end of last summer, tensions between them had gotten so bad, the boys weren’t even responding to her texts, and she was furious." They also did not attend Britney's wedding to Sam Asghari in 2022. &nbsp;Britney shares two boys with her ex-husband Kevin Federline. 
 
"Recently, there have been occasional texts between Britney and her kids, so maybe the ice is thawing a bit," TMZ executive producer Charles Latibeaudiere said. 
 
Last September, Spears took to her Instagram to discuss the messy relationship she has with her sons after Jayden spoke out about his rocky relationship with his famous mother. 
 
Spears could be heard saying in an Instagram video, "With my kids now, making the claims that, ‘She’s not good enough. She wants attention,' Yeah, I do want to be heard, and I'm angry… But I'm afraid to inform you guys, I'm not willing to see you until I feel valued." 
 
Britney's marriage with Sam Asghari in trouble?

The documentary also hints at Britney's troubled marriage with her husband Sam Asghari. Nearly one year after the couple tied the knot, Spears has allegedly gotten "physical with Sam" on multiple occasions, and their "marriage is on the rocks."&nbsp; 
 
"He’s a big guy, and we’re told pretty passive, so he just takes it, so he does get angry, and screaming matches are not infrequent," TMZ’s managing editor Fabian Garcia claimed in the film.&nbsp; 
 
Sam and Britney got married on June 9, 2022, in an intimate ceremony with friends and family in attendance. The couple had met while filming the music video for Britney's song Slumber Party. After dating for about four years, the model proposed to Spears in September 2021 soon after her conservatorship ended.&nbsp;

Britney Spears' 13-year conservatorship may have ended, but her woes, it seems, are far from over. A new documentary on her life has made shocking claims about the pop star.

Britney Spears' 13-year conservatorship may have ended, but her woes, it seems, are far from over. A new documentary on her life has made shocking claims about the pop star. The film TMZ Investigates: Britney Spears: The Prince of Freedom alleges the 41-year-old singer often isolates herself from other people despite not being under conservatorship. "When you have a mental illness and you isolate yourself, either you choose to or you have to, that’s not good," psychiatrist Dr Charles Sophy said during the all-encompassing documentary. "It creates a place for you to only react with yourself, you are in your head all the time." The film also shows other experts weighing their point of view on Spears' behaviour as a compilation of the singer's social media videos plated in the background. The documentary also claimed that Spears "binge"-sleeps for days while living in "isolation." "Sometimes she’ll sleep for days. One source called her a ‘binge’-sleeper. She’ll sleep for three days, and then she won’t sleep at all for the next few," an expert can be heard saying in the documentary. Britney's isolated lifestyle allegedly includes pool time, workouts and reading, according to the documentary. Spears has often shared her "isolation" activities on her social media. The mother-of-two reportedly hasn’t seen her sons, Sean Preston, 17, and Jayden James, 16, "in well over a year," TMZ producer Katie Hayes claimed. "By the end of last summer, tensions between them had gotten so bad, the boys weren’t even responding to her texts, and she was furious." They also did not attend Britney's wedding to Sam Asghari in 2022. Britney shares two boys with her ex-husband Kevin Federline. "Recently, there have been occasional texts between Britney and her kids, so maybe the ice is thawing a bit," TMZ executive producer Charles Latibeaudiere said. Last September, Spears took to her Instagram to discuss the messy relationship she has with her sons after Jayden spoke out about his rocky relationship with his famous mother. Spears could be heard saying in an Instagram video, "With my kids now, making the claims that, ‘She’s not good enough. She wants attention,' Yeah, I do want to be heard, and I'm angry… But I'm afraid to inform you guys, I'm not willing to see you until I feel valued." Britney's marriage with Sam Asghari in trouble? The documentary also hints at Britney's troubled marriage with her husband Sam Asghari. Nearly one year after the couple tied the knot, Spears has allegedly gotten "physical with Sam" on multiple occasions, and their "marriage is on the rocks." "He’s a big guy, and we’re told pretty passive, so he just takes it, so he does get angry, and screaming matches are not infrequent," TMZ’s managing editor Fabian Garcia claimed in the film. Sam and Britney got married on June 9, 2022, in an intimate ceremony with friends and family in attendance. The couple had met while filming the music video for Britney's song Slumber Party. After dating for about four years, the model proposed to Spears in September 2021 soon after her conservatorship ended.

Britney Spears documentary reveals she lives in isolation, hints and marital issues

The new documentary 'Britney vs Spears' on Netflix has revealed more shocking facts about conservatorship and the web of lies and control tactics that were used on pop star Britney Spears. 
 
Several shocking allegations were made in the film which has been helmed by Erin Lee Carr and Jenny Eliscu as they spoke to Spears' former manager Sam Lutfi, her ex-boyfriend Adnan Ghalib and assistant Felicia Culothha among others to get an isight into the singer's life under conservatorship. 
 
One of the shocking claims includes a detailed account of how Britney Spears was allegedly mistreated while working on 'The X Factor' in 2012.&nbsp;

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According to a medical evaluation done under her conservatorship, working on the show caused Spears "undue pressure." The singer's then manager, Larry Rudolph reportedly had pushed her to do the show and claimed that backing out would look bad and fuel rumours of Spears being unwell. Spears reportedly has a $15 million deal to work on the show.

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Precautions were reportedly put in place to help Spears, including the "mandatory" presence of her then-fiancé Jason Trawick on the set.&nbsp; 
 
Shocking details have emerged which state Spears' medication was also allegedly increased depending on if she was working that day.&nbsp; 
 
"There’s different dosages on ‘non-work days’ and work days,’" Eliscu says in the doc while looking at the paperwork. "On one hand, Jamie and the team valued the benefits of stimulants for Britney’s performance. This had been the case for her tours and for her participation on ‘The X Factor.’ By the same token, Jamie wanted Britney not to take stimulants. This contradiction has not been resolved."

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The documents though did not specify the type of medication that was administered on the singer during those days. Earlier this year, during her explosive court trial Britney Spears revealed she was forced to take lithium (commonly used to treat bipolar disorder) against her will. 
 
"It’s a strong drug. You can go mentally impaired if you stay on it longer than 5 months," she told a judge at the time. "I felt drunk, I couldn’t even have a conversation with my mom or dad about anything." 
 
The singer had earlier claimed she was forced to perform against her.&nbsp;

The new documentary 'Britney vs Spears' on Netflix has revealed more shocking facts about conservatorship and the web of lies and control tactics that were used on pop star Britney Spears.

The new documentary 'Britney vs Spears' on Netflix has revealed more shocking facts about conservatorship and the web of lies and control tactics that were used on pop star Britney Spears. Several shocking allegations were made in the film which has been helmed by Erin Lee Carr and Jenny Eliscu as they spoke to Spears' former manager Sam Lutfi, her ex-boyfriend Adnan Ghalib and assistant Felicia Culothha among others to get an isight into the singer's life under conservatorship. One of the shocking claims includes a detailed account of how Britney Spears was allegedly mistreated while working on 'The X Factor' in 2012. Flings, marriages and engagements! Britney Spears’ dating history According to a medical evaluation done under her conservatorship, working on the show caused Spears "undue pressure." The singer's then manager, Larry Rudolph reportedly had pushed her to do the show and claimed that backing out would look bad and fuel rumours of Spears being unwell. Spears reportedly has a $15 million deal to work on the show. Britney Spears' lawyer says dad 'crossed unfathomable lines' by monitoring her calls Precautions were reportedly put in place to help Spears, including the "mandatory" presence of her then-fiancé Jason Trawick on the set. Shocking details have emerged which state Spears' medication was also allegedly increased depending on if she was working that day. "There’s different dosages on ‘non-work days’ and work days,’" Eliscu says in the doc while looking at the paperwork. "On one hand, Jamie and the team valued the benefits of stimulants for Britney’s performance. This had been the case for her tours and for her participation on ‘The X Factor.’ By the same token, Jamie wanted Britney not to take stimulants. This contradiction has not been resolved." Britney Spears and Sam Asghari are finally engaged The documents though did not specify the type of medication that was administered on the singer during those days. Earlier this year, during her explosive court trial Britney Spears revealed she was forced to take lithium (commonly used to treat bipolar disorder) against her will. "It’s a strong drug. You can go mentally impaired if you stay on it longer than 5 months," she told a judge at the time. "I felt drunk, I couldn’t even have a conversation with my mom or dad about anything." The singer had earlier claimed she was forced to perform against her.

Britney Spears' medication was increased while she was working on 'The X Factor', claims new documentary

&nbsp;A security firm hired by <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/hollywood/news-britney-spears-to-sign-a-prenup-with-fiance-wants-father-to-drop-conservatorship-before-wedding-415087">Britney Spears</a>` father monitored the pop singer`s phone calls and text messages during the court-sanctioned conservatorship she has lived under since 2008, according to a New York Times documentary released on Friday. 
 
In 'Controlling Britney Spears,'&nbsp;Alex Vlasov, a former Black Box Security employee who said he worked with the singer`s team for nearly nine years, said the company "mirrored" the pop singer`s phone on an iPad by logging in to her iCloud account. A listening device also was placed in her bedroom, Vlasov said. 
 
He told the filmmakers that he was asked to encrypt some of Spears` text conversations so they could be sent to her father, Jamie Spears, and an employee of a business management firm he had hired. 
 
When Vlasov questioned the monitoring, he said he was told that Britney Spears` communications were reviewed "for her own security and protection" and that the court overseeing the conservatorship was "aware of it," as was her attorney at the time. The monitoring included discussions between Britney Spears and her attorney, Sam Ingham, according to Vlasov. 
 
Vivian Thoreen, an attorney for Jamie Spears, did not discuss specific allegations, but said that his actions "were well within the parameters of the authority conferred upon him by the court," and "were done with knowledge and consent of Britney, her court-appointed attorney and/or the court." 
"Jamie`s record as conservator - and the court`s approval of his actions - speak for themselves," Thoreen added, saying Jamie Spears had helped his daughter rehabilitate her career and improve her financial situation.

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A lawyer for Black Box Security President Edan Yemini, in a statement shown in the documentary, said, "Mr. Yemini and Black Box have always conducted themselves within professional, ethical and legal bounds, and they are particularly proud of their work keeping Ms. Spears safe for many years." 
 
Britney Spears is fighting to end the conservatorship, which Jamie Spears set up in 2008 to oversee his daughter`s personal affairs and roughly $60 million estates after she had a mental health breakdown. The 'Stronger' singer said in June that the arrangement was abusive and humiliating.&nbsp; 
 
In a surprise move earlier in September, Jamie Spears said that he supported ending the conservatorship https://www.reuters.com/world/us/britney-spears-father-asks-court-end-singers-conservatorship-media-reports-2021-09-07 because circumstances had changed. A hearing on the case is scheduled for Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court.

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Spears` new attorney, Mathew Rosengart, said in a statement that he would investigate the new allegations. 
 
"Intercepting or monitoring Britney's communications, especially sacrosanct attorney-client communications, represents a shameful and shocking violation of her privacy and civil liberties," the statement said. "Placing a listening device in Britney`s bedroom would be particularly disgraceful." 
 
'Controlling Britney Spears'&nbsp;was released Friday night on the FX cable network and on Hulu. It follows a documentary by the same filmmakers, called 'Framing Britney Spears,'&nbsp;which debuted in February and helped spark new interest in the case.

A security firm hired by Britney Spears` father monitored the pop singer`s phone calls and text messages during the court-sanctioned conservatorship she has lived under since 2008, according to a New York Times documentary released on Friday.

A security firm hired by Britney Spears` father monitored the pop singer`s phone calls and text messages during the court-sanctioned conservatorship she has lived under since 2008, according to a New York Times documentary released on Friday. In 'Controlling Britney Spears,' Alex Vlasov, a former Black Box Security employee who said he worked with the singer`s team for nearly nine years, said the company "mirrored" the pop singer`s phone on an iPad by logging in to her iCloud account. A listening device also was placed in her bedroom, Vlasov said. He told the filmmakers that he was asked to encrypt some of Spears` text conversations so they could be sent to her father, Jamie Spears, and an employee of a business management firm he had hired. When Vlasov questioned the monitoring, he said he was told that Britney Spears` communications were reviewed "for her own security and protection" and that the court overseeing the conservatorship was "aware of it," as was her attorney at the time. The monitoring included discussions between Britney Spears and her attorney, Sam Ingham, according to Vlasov. Vivian Thoreen, an attorney for Jamie Spears, did not discuss specific allegations, but said that his actions "were well within the parameters of the authority conferred upon him by the court," and "were done with knowledge and consent of Britney, her court-appointed attorney and/or the court." "Jamie`s record as conservator - and the court`s approval of his actions - speak for themselves," Thoreen added, saying Jamie Spears had helped his daughter rehabilitate her career and improve her financial situation. Elon Musk, singer Grimes 'semi-separated' after three years of romance A lawyer for Black Box Security President Edan Yemini, in a statement shown in the documentary, said, "Mr. Yemini and Black Box have always conducted themselves within professional, ethical and legal bounds, and they are particularly proud of their work keeping Ms. Spears safe for many years." Britney Spears is fighting to end the conservatorship, which Jamie Spears set up in 2008 to oversee his daughter`s personal affairs and roughly $60 million estates after she had a mental health breakdown. The 'Stronger' singer said in June that the arrangement was abusive and humiliating. In a surprise move earlier in September, Jamie Spears said that he supported ending the conservatorship https://www.reuters.com/world/us/britney-spears-father-asks-court-end-singers-conservatorship-media-reports-2021-09-07 because circumstances had changed. A hearing on the case is scheduled for Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court. Britney Spears' fiancé Sam Asghari wants Netflix's documentary profits to go to her Spears` new attorney, Mathew Rosengart, said in a statement that he would investigate the new allegations. "Intercepting or monitoring Britney's communications, especially sacrosanct attorney-client communications, represents a shameful and shocking violation of her privacy and civil liberties," the statement said. "Placing a listening device in Britney`s bedroom would be particularly disgraceful." 'Controlling Britney Spears' was released Friday night on the FX cable network and on Hulu. It follows a documentary by the same filmmakers, called 'Framing Britney Spears,' which debuted in February and helped spark new interest in the case.

Britney Spears' calls and texts were monitored, new documentary says