It seems that there was a conflict of interest between Jamie Spears and Tri-Star, the management company which managed the tutelage of the pop star.
The patriarch of the Spears clan had decided to call on this firm shortly after obtaining a judge to put his daughter under guardianship in 2008.
However, according to the New York Times, Jamie Spears had just taken out a loan of $ 40,000 from the same company, via the financial manager Lou Taylor who played a central role in the control exercised over Britney Spears in recent years. years.
A fact to say the least disturbing which not only casts doubt on a conflict of interest which seems obvious, but comes once again to prove that this supervision had certainly not been put in place in the best interest of the singer, when well even his psychological state was worrying at the time.
The evidence is piling up
Jamie Spears reportedly earned around $ 6 million under his tutorial role during the 13-year tutorship, while Tri Star took 5% of the star's income.
At present, many gray areas still hang over the management of Britney Spears' fortune and, last November, his lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, still wondered about the glaring gap that there was between the fortune of his client and the massive income generated by his catalog and his concerts over the years.
Finally, the lawyer did not fail to highlight the troubled personality of Jamie Spears who, described as an alcoholic and addicted to gambling, never had the slightest experience in financial management and had been forced to declare personal bankruptcy in the past.
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