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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And today we got to save Brittany.

This is just the most heartbreaking story.

And I don't think any of us really understood the depths of Britney Spears conservatorship until she addressed the Superior Court and Judge Brenda Penny this week to air her grievances about what she has been through.

And, you know, obviously, you know some of the details.

She says that it is tantamount to sex slavery because she is forced to work grueling hours.

She does not have access to her own money.

Her dad has been overseeing every aspect of her life since her

mental breakdown in 2008. She has many times apparently and privately wanted to end the conservatorship

and her father's part in that. And now that we're learning the details, it's such a tragic story. And it's

incredible that what she is going through, if she is to be believed, and I don't see any reason

that she would have to lie or exaggerate at this point. And no one has refuted the claims that

she made in court under oath. But you realize what this person has been through

and how difficult stardom can be not only for a young kid when she was on the Mickey Mouse

Club with Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera, but also as someone who has grown up in

the public eye had every action, every album, every encounter

scrutinized by the media, and then you throw on top of that narcissistic predatory parents,

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