Britney Spears’ dad says he discussed singer’s return to mental health facility

American singer Britney Spears’ father Jamie Spears said on Friday he was considering putting his daughter back to a mental institution.

Dismissing his efforts to be dismissed as co-curator of the singer’s estate, Jamie said in court documents filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court that he was not held responsible for committing his daughter. in 2019.

According to Jamie, he had received a call from personal and medical affairs in charge of Britney, Jodi Montgomery, on July 9, begging for help with the Toxic recent mental health and behavior crooners.

Ms. Montgomery felt that Ms. Spears was getting out of hand. Although I did not officially resign from my position as Curator of the Person until September 2019, I had not had control over my daughters ‘medical treatment since late 2018, when, due to my own personal health issues, I had no control over my daughters’ medical treatment. ‘ve had to step back in that role, he said in the court statement.

It was Jodi Montgomery, along with former Conservative attorney Sam Ingham, who admitted Ms Spears to a facility in early 2019, including, but not limited to, signing the admission papers, a Jamie said on file.

Responding to Jamies’ statement, Montgomery’s rep hit back by telling The Post: As case manager, Ms Montgomery was working under the sole direction and control of Jamie Spears. She had neither the power nor the authority to place Britney Spears in an institution as a case manager, only Jamie Spears had that power in March 2019.

It is absolutely NOT TRUE that it was Ms Montgomery and Sam Ingham who admitted Ms Spears to an institution in early 2019. It is in Ms Spears’ best interests that her father step down as curator, so that he could return to being Ms Spears’ father and working on a healthy and supportive father-daughter relationship, the rep added.