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Britney Spears Legal Drama: Bessemer Drops Out As Co-Conservator, Doesn't Want To Deal With Singer's Dad Jamie

July 1 2021, Published 3:06 p.m. ET

Britney Spears' dad Jamie Spears will remain the sole conservator of her estate, at least for now.

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That's because the financial institution appointed by a judge to serve as co-conservator alongside Jamie is bailing.

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According to reports, the company doesn't want to deal with the singer's father or the controversy surrounding the conservatorship -- especially after hearing Britney's emotional testimony last week.

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Sources allege Bessemer Trust has decided not to get involved in Britney's conservatorship, calling the circus behind the drama a "hornet's nest."

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Insiders claim Jamie Spears has a lot to do with the financial institution bailing. To put it plainly, the company reportedly doesn't want to deal with the star's controversial father.

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Bessemer Trust also allegedly has an issue with Britney's lawyer, Sam Ingham. Based on those reasons, it's reportedly rejecting the title of co-conservator over multimillion-dollar Britney's estate.

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The decision leaves her dad in charge, despite Britney's clear message that she wants Jamie out.

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As Breaking Celebrity News reported, Ingham filed documents in November asking the court to oust Jamie from the conservatorship.