Every Project Britney Spears Has Announced Since Her Conservatorship Ended: Songs, Memoirs and More

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Britney Spears has been keeping busy since her 13-year conservatorship ended in November 2021.The pop icon was unable to make her own personal or financial decisions throughout the conservatorship without the approval of her conservators — which included her father, Jamie Spears, until he stepped back in September 2021.Since the arrangement was terminated by a judge, Britney has taken on several new creative projects, including penning her memoir, The Woman in Me, which hits shelves in October 2023.

She also released new music for the first time in several years.In addition to the career developments, Britney took a step forward in her personal life, exchanging vows with Sam Asghari in June 2022.

Britney was previously married to Jason Alexander briefly in 2004 and to Kevin Federline — with whom she welcomed sons Preston and Jayden in 2005 and 2006, respectively — from 2004 to 2007.In order to view the video, please allow Manage CookiesKeep scrolling to see every project Britney has worked on since her conservatorship ended: Britney collaborated with the “Rocket Man” musician on the August 2022 track “Hold Me Closer,” a reimagining of several of John’s songs, including “Tiny Dancer.” The release marked Britney’s first time debuting new music since her 2016 album, Glory.Britney reacted to the success of the song — which debuted at number six on the U.S.

Billboard Hot 100 — in a video shared via social media.“Hello Sir Elton John, we are, like, number one in 40 countries. Holy s—t,” she said in a British accent, adding that she was “about to go have the best day ever.”John, for his part, told The Guardian in August 2022 that he was “so excited to be able” to work with Britney on the track.“Because if it is a big hit, and I