Britney Spears checks into a mental health clinic; 'Captain Marvel' makes history
Hollywood Nation: Popstar Britney Spears is reportedly struggling to cope with her father's declining health; Brie Larson's 'Captain Marvel' becomes the first female-led superhero film to make $1 billion at the global box office.
Britney Spears offered fans some levity amid reports of her alleged struggles with her mental health.
The "Toxic" singer posted an Instagram video making goofy faces, captioning it, ".. after therapy and being too serious it’s so nice to be silly !!!!!"
Spears' boyfriend, Sam Asghari, left her a supportive comment, writing, "Inspiring people to be themselves rather than trying to get others approval #humble #real."
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The 37-year-old pop icon canceled her "Domination" residency in Las Vegas before its kickoff after her father, Jamie Spears, suffered a ruptured colon. She spent time in a mental health clinic to cope with the stress associated with her father's health issues.
Since then, Britney and her family members have reportedly been at odds over the terms of her conservatorship.
The singer's finances and many of her day-to-day decisions have been under her father's control since her breakdown in 2008.
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In early May, a judge in Britney's conservatorship case ordered a 730 evaluation, a process usually used to determine the mental health and competence of a parent in a divorce case. It is not clear for whom the evaluation would be.
Last month, Britney's longtime manager, Larry Rudolph, said Britney's medications stopped work and that she "may never" perform again unless she's physically and mentally healthy and willing to do so.
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