BRITNEY Spears has reunited with her estranged mother in a surprising twist.

Britney (41) has not seen her mother Lynne Spears (68) in several years due to the power struggle over the singer’s conservatorship.

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According to TMZLynne flew from Louisiana to Los Angeles’ LAX on Wednesday to see her oldest daughter.

She was picked up by an Uber and brought to Britney’s driver’s house before being transported to Britney’s house.

Although the singer was unsure when her mother would arrive, she was aware that Lynne was in the area to visit with her daughter.

With Britney’s husband Sam Asghari (29) present, Lynne hung out for about two and a half hours.

The mother-daughter duo have been texting lately to create an occasion for the reunion.

As soon as Lynne left, Britney and her husband left their house and drove around before coming back home.

Sources said Lynne is “committed to making things right with her daughter.”

NOT GOING BACK

Britney won’t automatically be put back into conservatorship if her mental health or marriage falters, The US has exclusively revealed.

In recent months there has been much concern about the Toxic artist’s behavior and lifestyle, with deeply disturbing allegations emerging in the latest TMZ Investigative Documentary.

That Fox show claimed Britney suffers from “major issues,” often staying up for three days straight, fueled by Red Bull, Celsius, coffee and dandelion tea.

Dr. Drew told TMZ that people with mental illness crave the high from these drinks, but it’s not particularly healthy.

The star’s husband shot down claims in the latest documentary on Instagram, insisting the singer is fine.

In an exclusive chat with The US, television judge and law graduate Cristina Perez says that it would take “extraordinary” circumstances for a Los Angeles court to return control of the star’s life to her parents, husband or boyfriend.

Cristina has addressed concerns from some fans that Britney may be losing control of her life for a second time due to mental health concerns and has reported marital problems with her husband Sam Asghari.

WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE?

She insisted that authorities and a judge would need “real evidence” that she cannot care for herself or is a danger to herself or others to remove her hard-fought independence.

Father Jamie insisted in court documents that the 13-year-old’s conservatorship was “necessary” because “her life was in tatters and she was in physical, emotional, mental and financial distress.”

Some family members have told US media of their fears that Britney could be down a dark path, dealing with emotional and mental issues.

But Perez, who presided over affairs on shows La Corte del Pueblo and La Corte de Familia, admits media demands will not change Britney to remain in control of her own life.

Talk to LA Center for Law and Justice’s Celebration of Survivors Galashe said: “If that’s something the parents are going to try to do, I think it would be very difficult to put her back in that situation because she was left out of it; unless some extraordinary circumstance happens where she becomes incapacitated. somehow, not physically, but there is enough evidence that she is not making the right decisions for herself.

“Well then, yes, then we must protect her. And the law will protect it.

“But until we see evidence of that, I think it’s really hard to determine where it’s going. We need signs that something is wrong.”

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