Pop icon Britney Spears shared her affection for her brother, Bryan Spears, showcasing their close bond.
The 41-year-old singer, who had previously highlighted their strong relationship in her memoir "The Woman in Me," delighted fans with a rare photo of the 46-year-old film producer, as per Mail Online.
Britney Spears Honors 'Big Brother' Bryan
Captioning the snapshot of Bryan donning green safety coveralls and a hard hat, Spears expressed her admiration, referring to him as her "big brother who's like a dad and my best friend!!" She lightheartedly added, "Not sure what's going on with this outfit, though."
Spears reminisced about their childhood connection in "The Woman in Me," where she recounted sleeping in Bryan's bedroom for several years after he suffered a severe four-wheeler accident that left him in a full-body cast.
The accident deepened their bond as Spears empathized with his pain, leading to a sleeping arrangement that lasted until she reached the sixth grade. This arrangement was driven by her protective instincts and the high expectations their father, Jamie Spears, had for Bryan.
Bryan's involvement in Britney's career and personal life has been significant. In the early 2000s, he joined her management team as the overseer of "financial business development," acting as a guardian of her financial interests.
Britney acknowledged Bryan's instrumental role in facilitating lucrative deals, including her venture with Elizabeth Arden that expanded her empire to include fragrances.
Bryan's involvement extended beyond Britney's career, as he also contributed to her sister Jamie Lynn Spears' projects, such as producing episodes of the popular Nickelodeon series "Zoey 101" and directing Jamie Lynn's music video for "Sleepover (Nashville Sessions)."
Regarding Britney's legal conservatorship, Bryan was granted remuneration of $200,000 for his management services rendered by a judge before its establishment and shortly after its inception. Additionally, he served as one of the trustees of a trust established in Britney's name.
While Britney has been vocal about her estrangement from her father, Jamie, her mother, Lynne, and her sister, Jamie Lynn, her relationship with Bryan has remained relatively private, according to Business Insider.
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Britney Spears, Brother Bryan's Complex Bond
US singer Britney Spears arrives for the premiere of Sony Pictures' "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California on July 22, 2019.
After her wedding to Sam Asghari in June 2022, Britney refuted claims that Bryan was skipped from the guest list through a now-deleted Instagram post. She expressed her disbelief at having her brother, who had denied her a Jack and Coke for four years, attend her wedding.
Britney suggested in her memoir that her relationship with her brother became strained approximately a year after he began working for her, specifically during "The Onyx Hotel" tour.
Though specifics about their current relationship in 2023 are scarce, sources reported in August that they set aside their differences, with Bryan supporting Britney amid her divorce from Asghari. According to a source, he has stayed with her alongside a therapist.
In a November Instagram post, Britney celebrated her connection with Bryan by sharing a rare photo of him wearing bright green coveralls and a hard hat, garnering appreciation from her followers.
During her recent engagements in reality television, including her appearance on the Fox show "Special Forces" and her participation in "Dancing with the Stars," Britney focused on her love for her children. She acknowledged the challenges of being away from them.
While her relationship with her sister Jamie Lynn has experienced public turmoil, Britney emphasized that she never took anything from her sister. She believed that Britney was likely monitoring her progress on the show and anticipated her questioning her decision to participate, Daily Beast reported.
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