In reality television, the people are represented by two separate but equally obsessed attorneys.

This is their podcast.

Hi, I'm Sessie, and I'm Angela, and this is the Bravo Docket.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Bravo Docket.

I am Sessie, and I'm going to be recording this episode so low because Angela is preparing for Bravo

Con, which quite frankly, I should probably be doing as well. We both had a pretty busy week.

We were involved in another documentary. I don't think we're allowed to share what it's about,

but that took up a lot of our last week. And then we're just both trying to get ahead on work and

personal lives before we head up for the Bravo Con weekend. I'm supposed to be entering my time

right now. Don't tell my law firm that I have not yet done that, but it is what it is. What are you

going to do? Anyway, all that being said, I today wanted to talk about one of my favorite,

I don't think I want to say favorite. One of the legal issues that I'm most interested in,

one that has nothing to do with reality television, but it's also one that we've gotten

requested a lot. And when I think back on it, it is just wild to me how we started this podcast

in 2021. And that's when the Tom D'Arty's Dev started coming out. That's when Jen Shaw was

arrested. And then that's when Britney Spears' conservatorship was finally ended.

So, surprise today, I'm going to be discussing Britney Spears' divorce proceedings, her

custody proceedings, and then her conservatorship. I've been very interested in this. I mean,

there's so much coverage of it. I don't know, have you guys all read her memoir? I wasn't initially

going to read it. I don't know why I just wasn't really feeling it. I was like, I'm not really sure

if it's totally her. I'm not sure if it's legitimate. I don't know how much is going to be shared

that I don't already know because I'm one of those Britney fans that consumes all the media

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