Britney Spears’ ‘Terrified’ Family Plotting Intervention [Report]

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Britney Spears’ family is apparently hoping to intervene in her life again.

Between Kevin Federline’s controversial book and a recent video of the star herself, this might be their chance.

Is her family scheming to renew her conservatorship?

And will the video of her trying to evade the vehicle that’s chasing her be a weapon in that fight?

Britney Spears in April 2018.
Singer Britney Spears attends the 29th Annual GLAAD Media Awards at the Beverly Hilton on April 12, 2018. (Photo Credit: VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images)

What is Britney Spears’ family plotting?

According to a report by The Daily Mail, Britney Spears’ family is allegedly “terrified” that the singer is “losing control.”

The insider source claimed: “There’s a lot of concern.”

Yes, everyone always feels “concerned” about Britney, whether it’s a video of her dancing or whether she’s not partying enough for some people. There’s no win scenario for her, if some people have their way.

“Everyone has always wanted the best for her,” the source alleged.

“And,” the insider insisted, “she’s showing right now that she’s making bad choices.”

Britney Spears in October 2018.
Singer Britney Spears attends the announcement of her new residency, “Britney: Domination” at Park MGM on October 18, 2018. (Photo Credit: Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

“It’s terrifying,” the source then expressed.

“So there’s a lot of talk about what to do, if anything,” the insider went on.

The source, seemingly speaking as a member of the Spears family, then posed: “How can we protect her from herself?”

Infamously, Britney’s father and the courts stripped her of her fundamental human rights for more than a dozen years.

It took a massive pressure campaign with governmental support from both sides of the aisle to give her the power to make her own choices. And some — with the memory of a goldfish and the moral reasoning of a turnip — want to return her to that gilded cage.

Britney Spears in December 2016.
Singer Britney Spears performs onstage during 102.7 KIIS FM’s Jingle Ball 2016 presented by Capital One at Staples Center on December 2, 2016. (Photo Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for iHeartMedia)

Are there talks of trying to renew her conservatorship?

“The last time that Jamie stepped in to protect his daughter,” the inside source generously characterized, “he became public enemy number one.”

How many have deserved so much enmity so richly and actually received it?

“People said he was trying to grab her money, which is not true,” the insider insisted.

As Britney’s conservator, Jamie paid himself a handsome salary from his daughter’s fortune — and controlled what she ate, when she could see a doctor, where she vacationed, and which jobs she worked.

“So the question is whether anyone should step in to help her, and deal with the backlash,” the source added.

The latest “incident” that allegedly has Spears’ family licking their chops at the thought of seizing control of her life again is a video of her driving.

Late last week, she enjoyed a night out with a friend before driving home.

At least one vehicle followed her, seeming to chase her while filming her.

When Britney did a U-turn to avoid the stalker, the vehicle continued to follow her.

Certain tabloids are presenting this chase as simply the singer driving erratically. Few of us are unlucky enough to say how we would drive if another vehicle were chasing us. Almost all of us would not have the video of our driving viewed by millions.

Britney Spears in 2015.
Singer Britney Spears arrives at a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony at The LINQ Promenade on November 21, 2015. (Photo Credit: David Becker/Getty Images)

‘We’re no longer in 2007’

Fortunately, many on social media do not seem to be buying into what appears to be propaganda for the #CaptureBritney movement, as it were.

“These smear campaigns against Britney Spears don’t work anymore we’re no longer in 2007,” tweeted one person.

“If some strangers chased me on the road, I’d be panicking too,” reasoned another. “Every normal person would react the same way in that situation.”

By the way, even if Britney had just been driving poorly (or intoxicated!), the response to that is not to strip someone of their human rights and hand them over to their awful dad. Sometimes, you lose your license for a bit.

Speaking of which, wouldn’t it be nice if we lived in a world where vehicles could not stalk and pursue other cars while recording them without consequence? Nobody should have to pull off a U-turn or smack a car with an umbrella to fend off harassers.