Britney Spears Longtime Manager has decided to end his relationship with pop stars, according to the media outlet variety, quoting his letter to the singer’s father, for his intention to stop singing professionally.
Larry Rudolph wrote in a letter to Jamie Spears and the care manager appointed by Court Jodi Montgomery that “the service was no longer needed” because Britney had “voiced his intention to be officially retired,” said the report.
Britney Spears, 39, has been under conservatory since he suffered mental health damage in 2008, with decisions about his personal finance and care managed by his father Jamie Spears.
Last year, he began the legal process to remove it from handling his personal affairs.
Last month, the singer told a Los Angeles judge who oversees the settings that he wanted it to end.
The spear was called the 13-year conservatory harassment, by saying he felt traumatized and angry and wanted his life back.
Jamie Spears was credited by reviving his daughter’s career after his life spinning out of control in 2007-08.
He is also a joint conservator from the singer’s finances.
Rudolph, who has worked with singers for more than 25 years, said that in the letter he had never been part of his conservatory or operation.
Rudolph is not immediately available to comment on various articles and letters.