Britney's Rough Crowd: Concerns Grow

On March 25, Britney Spears has been drawing concerns from her inner circle since her long

13-year conservatorship ended in late 20, 21.

The singer, now 42, is reportedly hanging out with a rough crowd that includes people

with criminal records and possible drug connections.

Loved ones worry these folks are just out to take advantage of her fame and money.

Her latest running with the law happened recently in Ventura County, California, where she

faced a DUI arrest.

Friends found an unknown substance in her car, and sources say the investigation might

turn into something bigger than a simple driving charge.

She was released soon after, and has a court date set for May 4.

Friends and family are really scared for her safety, describing the group as shady and

potentially dangerous.

They fear she's being manipulated and exploited, especially since she's been handing

out large sums of cash to keep them around.

The situation feels intimidating, making it hard for anyone to step in.

For the arrest, Britney let go of her security team and sobriety coaches.

Police have also responded to her home 14 times since January 2024, adding to the red flags

about her living situation.

As discussions about possible intervention heat up, those close to her hopes she can

break free from this risky circle before things spiral further.

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I'm Corey with The Story.