Lady Gaga, Cher and Other Stars Celebrate the End of Britney Spears’ Conservatorship

[celja]

"I have loved Britney Spears her whole career," Lady Gaga wrote. "I looked up to her, admired her strength-she empowered so many people and still does. I couldn’t be more happy for you today. You never deserved what happened, Thank God 4 today." https://t.co/O2kgtqhPtL
- Variety (@Variety) November 13, 2021
Several celebrities have taken to social

Comments

[marina_grande]

Do y'all think this will result in some kind of legislation to protect people with mental diseases and the elderly from abusive tutors and conservators?

[nigelwitthebrie]

I hope so...mental illness advocacy has come a long way but their is still a stigma against it too. If a law gets passed i would like more id depth talk of mental health be in the mainstream media and not get swept under the rug.

[jesuisjuan]

I would not doubt it one bit. This was such a high-profile case, that I wouldn't even be surprised if an act would be done under her name, or if she ends up in history books (at least from a legal perspective) This all showed how flawed conservatorships are and how they can be abused from so many party members. So, so sad! I wonder if this could even go as far as changing their ethics code because lots of people were unethical and immoral

[melancolour]

even her getting out of it sets precedent, if she pursues legal action that will do more. I'm not sure what it would take to tackle it at more than a case law angle.

[fluffybb]

maybe, hopefully but a least now people are aware of this horrendous law in the US. Britney news was reported international … it was dominating news in my country.

[where_i_begin]

A bunch of the grossest, weirdest Republicans were pushing for it.