Christina Aguilera had nothing but kind words for her former Mickey Mouse Club alum Britney Spears during an appearance this week on The Enrique Santos Show.
Her comments come in the midst of Britney's current feud with her father Jamie and sister Jamie Lynn, and months after Spears slammed Christina for 'refusing' to speak out about her situation. !
Aftermath: Back in November, Christina took a far more silent approach to Spears' public drama with her conservatorship and was subsequently slammed by Britney for 'refusing to speak when you know the truth'.
In order to appropriately defend Jamie against the assertions, Weingarten asked for sealed information from Britney's longstanding conservatorship case to be released wide to 'demonstrate that there is no evidence to these allegations;' this sealed information includes Britney's health records which Jamie's lawyer feels the 'public has the right to know' for context. .
In court: Jamie Spears asked a judge to release Britney's sealed medical records at a Wednesday hearing so he can help defend himself against accusations he spied on her without her consent, People reported.
The hearing came on the heels of a declaration filed by Rosengart from former FBI agent Sherine Ebadi, who backed assertions that Jamie instructed Black Box Security 'to place a secret recording device in Ms.
Attorneys for Britney Spears hired the former federal agent, who currently oversees forensic investigations for a private firm, to look into troubling allegations leveled by a former security company employee tasked with looking after the star. .
At the hearing Wednesday, Jamie's lawyer called Ebadi's comments 'false statements [and] lies' and went so far as to accuse Britney's team of planting the original story in a New York Times documentary. .
Ebadi was told by Alex Vlasov, the former Black Box security employee, that under Jamie's instructions, a recording decide was duct-taped 'behind furniture so it could not be seen' in Britney's bedroom. .
Spears's communications with her lawyer continued until at least 2020, when [Black Box owner Edan Yemini] instructed Mr
Troubling: The hearing came on the heels of a declaration filed by Britney's lawyer Mathew Rosengart from a former FBI agent Sherine Ebadi who backed assertions that Jamie instructed Black Box Security 'to place a secret recording device in Ms
She added that Jamie, who oversaw Britney's 13 year conservatorship, 'engaged in and directed others to engage in unconscionable violations of [Britney's] privacy and civil liberties,' Page Six reported.
The allegations that Jamie Spears spied on his daughter were first raised by a former employee of Black Box Security in a New York Times documentary on the hitmaker, Controlling Britney Spears.
Initial claims: The allegations that Jamie Spears spied on his daughter were first raised by a former employee of Black Box Security in a New York Times documentary on the hitmaker, Controlling Britney Spears
'All of his actions were well within the parameters of the authority conferred upon him by the court,' a lawyer for Jamie Spears told the Times when the documentary came out.
Britney, meanwhile, is locked in a public feud with her younger sister Jamie Lynn Spears over the release of Jamie's new memoir, Things I Should Have Said
Her lawyer fired off a cease and desist letter to Jamie Lynn threatening her with legal action if she continues to disparage Britney in public while promoting the book
Family feud: Britney, meanwhile, is locked in a public feud with her younger sister Jamie Lynn Spears over the release of Jamie's new memoir, Things I Should Have Said (seen in 2003)
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