At first, it seemed strange to him that someone over 18, like Britney, could be under the legal control of her father and the court. This situation became a major challenge for their relationship, as the conservatorship limited Britney's autonomy in key decisions of her life, including her career and personal well-being.
Unconditional support during the fight for freedom. Despite the complications the conservatorship involved, Asghari stood by Britney throughout the process. In a recent interview, the dancer and model shared what he considers the strangest and most difficult aspect of his relationship with the singer, specifically the influence of the conservatorship that Britney was under for many years.
Initially, Asghari feared Britney's fame, but he never imagined what the conservatorship would mean for their life together. 'How can someone over 18 need their parents' permission?' he explained. These experiences seem to have left a mark on Asghari, who stated that vulnerability to those close is something to deal with constantly in the entertainment world.
In November 2021, when the conservatorship finally came to an end, Sam expressed relief, though he commented that the process was delicate and full of difficulties. 'The best thing to do is to provide support at that moment, and that's what I did, I gave everything I could,' he remarked, adding that living so carefully to avoid any mistakes in his words or actions was a complicated part of his experience.
Sam also reflected on the negative impact fame can have on personal relationships, especially when those close to the celebrity become involved. Since the 'Free Britney' movement began, Sam provided his unconditional support and became one of the public figures who spoke up for the singer's freedom.
Sam Asghari, Britney Spears' ex-husband, has opened up about his relationship with the pop star and the experiences he had during their marriage. According to Asghari, the difficulties come not only from public scrutiny but also from the people close to the celebrity who can sometimes take advantage of the situation.
'I think one of the hardest things to deal with when you are in entertainment is your parents and the people around you, and everything that happens, and all the people who come into your life and take advantage of you,' he reflected.
'One day, I started learning about the conservatorship, and that's when I thought: 'Wait a minute. I thought I was in the United States.'
