Britney Spears and mom Lynne reconcile on singer's birthday following public fallout
Britney Spears appears to have reconciled with her mother, Lynne Spears, as a series of pictures from her 42nd birthday surfaced, showing the pair looking affectionate with each other.
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Britney Spears appeared to end the ongoing feud with her estranged mom, Lynne Spears, as they celebrated her 42nd birthday on Friday night.
Heartwarming pictures of the mother-daughter pair surfaced on social media, capturing a sweet moment as Britney and Lynne were seen cuddling on the couch.
In one heart-warming photograph, Lynne is gently running her hand through Britney's blonde locks, their heads resting against each other’s.
A black and white snap shared on hair colorist Baihly B's Instagram featured Britney holding her mom while twirling her in the air.
The pop icon was seen leaving her manager Cade Hudson's house on Saturday, accompanied by her mom, who reportedly spent the night, according to TMZ.
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The images captured the duo bidding farewell to each other on seemingly good terms after years of estrangement following Britney's fallout with the family over her 13-year conservatorship.
The reunion was described as a "really nice moment" for the Spears family, according to insider sources.
The reconciliation contrasts with Britney's earlier claims that Lynne did not assist in freeing her from the conservatorship controlled by her father, Jamie Spears.
The feud escalated when Britney accused her mother of discarding her childhood dolls and journals.
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Allegedly, Lynne sold these possessions online and at a local consignment shop, earning “thousands of dollars” according to sources.
Among the items reportedly sold were pieces of Britney's iconic wardrobe, such as a hat worn at the Billboard Music Awards in 2000 and Butterfly boots from the 2003 Kids' Choice Awards.
Britney's memoir, The Woman In Me, also detailed the removal of childhood items, a claim Lynne denied, asserting she wouldn't be so”cruel” to her daughter.
In response to Lynne's refutal, Britney claimed on Instagram that during a recent visit home, she found several dolls that had previously been missing.
