The star lost custody of
the two boys in 2007 after a breakdown that saw the distressed star shave
her own head before attacking a photographer’s car with an umbrella.
A judge granted full custody
to Federline, much to Spears’ distress.
In 2008, Spears was then
arrested after locking herself in a bathroom with Jayden, who was one year old at the time.
The drama ended with her being
stretchered away from her home in an ambulance after a four-hour standoff.
After this, Spears was granted
two visits and one overnight stay per week.
With the creation of her
conservatorship, which ended on November 12, 2021, she was then given
50/50 custody with Federline.
However, this changed in
September 2019 when he was granted 70 percent, with Spears getting just
30.
As of October 11, 2021,
Britney’s custody arrangement is not expected to change, regardless of
conservatorship status.
According to TMZ, her sons
aren’t looking for more or less time with their mother. The current arrangement
they have where Britney is able to see the kids when she and they want her to
is what’s working for the family as of now.
There’s reportedly less of a
concern about keeping the boys constantly supervised because of their ages, so
the arrangement is expected to remain the same.
