Jessica Simpson recently had some advice for Britney Spears, who is reportedly spending her $60 million estate on lavish vacations. The “Dukes of Hazzard” star suggested that memories are worth more than blowing through all your money on vacations. Simpson, who often displays her luxurious lifestyle on social media, discussed Spears’ spending habits with paparazzi while returning from a vacation she had taken with her mom and kids, which was paid for by her mom.
Spears, who regained control of her finances in 2021 after being under a conservatorship for over a decade, has been spending large sums of money on private jets, vacations, and other expenses. Insiders have expressed concern about Spears’ reckless spending, noting that she has no concept of money after being financially controlled by others for so long. Friends of Spears are hesitant to address her spending habits for fear of upsetting her and causing her to feel trapped in a conservatorship again.
Despite her financial situation, Spears has been making money through various projects such as her collaboration with Elton John and the release of her memoir, “The Woman in Me,” in which she discusses her relationship with Justin Timberlake and her conservatorship. Spears reportedly signed a $15 million book deal and receives significant royalties, but insiders believe she could benefit from being more cautious with her spending. Spears has stated that she has no plans to return to the music industry after the trauma she has experienced.
Since finishing her Vegas residency in 2018, Spears’ career has taken a backseat, with her last album “Glory” released in 2016. Although she has found success with other projects such as her memoir and collaborations, it remains uncertain what her next career move will be. Despite her financial situation, Spears continues to receive income from her various projects, and insiders believe she is at a point where she could recover financially if she manages her money more carefully. Spears’ friends and those close to her are cautious about addressing her financial habits, as they do not want to worsen the situation and risk her feeling trapped in a conservatorship once again.
