Britney Spears Admits She Has 'No Idea' If She'll Ever Perform Live Again
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The pop star said she's currently "in transition in my life".
Britney Spears has admitted she has “no idea” whether she will perform live ever again. The pop star has been under the legal conservatorship of her father Jamie Spears since 2008, which inspired the recent documentary “Framing Britney Spears.” Although she remained quiet on the matter for many years, Spears made her feelings about the court-ordered conservatorship known through her lawyer last year, when he said she was afraid of her dad and would not perform again while he was still in control of so many aspects of her life.
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