AceShowbiz - A prominent former advocate of the #FreeBritney movement has expressed regret over the decision to end the conservatorship of Britney Spears, following the singer’s recent DUI arrest and a series of concerning behaviors since gaining her freedom.

On November 12, 2021, Britney Spears celebrated what she called “the best day ever” when a judge officially ended the conservatorship that had placed her father, Jamie Spears, in control of her financial, professional, and personal decisions for over a decade. Jamie insisted the conservatorship was necessary to protect her wellbeing, but the singer described it as “abusive.”

Despite the excitement surrounding her newfound autonomy, Britney has since faced multiple public controversies, culminating most recently in her arrest for driving under the influence. The 44-year-old was detained by the California Highway Patrol after exhibiting erratic driving on a highway and allegedly showing signs of impairment.

Reports have emerged indicating that shortly before the DUI incident, Britney dismissed her sober coaches—professionals she had hired to support her sobriety after a panic attack related to drinking was reported in early 2024. This development has raised alarm among fans and former campaigners alike.

Jessica, an online personality known as realiteatv3 and a former driving force behind the #FreeBritney campaign, shared her evolving perspective with TMZ. Initially supportive of the movement to end the conservatorship, she now believes the situation is more complex. “I thought she deserved her autonomy and freedom just like anyone else,” Jessica said. “But when it ended, we started to see things that made me think, ‘Ok, maybe this isn’t as black and white as I thought it was.’”

Jessica highlighted troubling signs in Britney’s behavior post-conservatorship, such as dancing with knives on social media, which suggested to her that the singer was struggling. She admitted that while a conservatorship might still be necessary, it should be managed by an impartial third party rather than her father. Jessica also revealed she feels partly responsible for the outcome, estimating that about 50 percent of the original #FreeBritney team now regrets the campaign’s success.

The #FreeBritney movement gained significant support after Britney publicly compared her conservatorship to being a “sex trafficking victim.” She testified that she was forced to work against her will, had mandated birth control, and was denied access to her children and friends. These revelations elicited widespread sympathy and outrage, fueling the push to end the arrangement.

However, hindsight has prompted questions about whether terminating the conservatorship also severed Britney’s support network at a critical time. While she did have assistance through sober coaches and security personnel, sources told TMZ that she dismissed her support team soon after signing a deal to sell the rights to her music.

In response to the recent arrest, Britney’s ex-husband, Sam Asghari, spoke out during a Fox News interview. He asked for privacy and understanding, saying, “When it comes to people making mistakes, I understand that, but I think everybody deserves privacy and I hope that the press has learned from the past [and] they give her the privacy that she needs.”

Since regaining control of her social media accounts in 2021, Britney has shocked fans with nude selfies and videos of erratic dancing. These behaviors reportedly embarrassed her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, who have expressed reluctance to reconnect despite no longer being restricted by the conservatorship. Jayden noted the relationship would require “a lot of time and effort” to heal, emphasizing his wish for Britney to improve mentally before meeting again.

The tensions between Britney and her sons became more apparent when they did not attend her wedding to Sam Asghari in 2022. The couple’s relationship had attracted attention since they met in 2016 during the filming of her music video “Slumber Party.” Their engagement was announced in October 2021 amid her legal battle to end the conservatorship.

Five months after her conservatorship ended, Britney announced she was pregnant with Sam’s child. Tragically, she revealed a month later that she had lost the “miracle baby” but expressed hope to try again. Their wedding, held at her Thousand Oaks home, was unconventional, featuring a first dance with pop icons Madonna and Selena Gomez alongside the bride to her hit “Toxic.”

Despite the high-profile marriage, the couple filed for divorce just a year later, citing “irreconcilable differences.” Britney reportedly agreed to a prenuptial agreement and pays approximately $10,000 per month for Sam’s residence in a Los Angeles high-rise. The divorce remains unresolved.

While enduring personal hardships, Britney’s post-conservatorship period also saw a creative resurgence. She collaborated with Elton John on “Hold Me Closer,” her first single in six years, which reached No. 1 in 35 countries. Elton expressed hope that the success would restore her confidence after the conservatorship left her “broken.”

Nevertheless, the erratic online behavior persisted, prompting police welfare checks. Later in 2023, Britney published The Woman in Me, a memoir detailing her experiences in the spotlight and the dark realities of her conservatorship. The book included revelations about her forced abortion during a relationship with Justin Timberlake over 20 years ago.

Britney posted a statement on Instagram asserting she had no intention to offend anyone with her memoir and that she had “moved on” to a “beautiful clean slate.” The memoir sparked a bidding war among studios interested in adapting it into film, television, or documentary formats.

Since the memoir’s release, Britney has maintained a lower public profile in early 2024. However, recent events such as the DUI arrest and the firing of her sober coaches have reignited concerns about her wellbeing and the consequences of ending the conservatorship without adequate safeguards.

The evolving story of Britney Spears highlights the complexities of autonomy, mental health, and protection in the lives of high-profile individuals. Former advocates like Jessica now urge a more nuanced approach to support, suggesting that while freedom from control is vital, some form of oversight may still be necessary to ensure safety and stability.

As Britney faces ongoing challenges, fans and family members alike hope for her recovery and privacy during this difficult period. The singer’s journey continues to captivate the world, underscoring the delicate balance between independence and care in her ongoing story.