On Wedesday, the ex-reality star remarked in a rare television interview that she tried to help end her now-estranged sister Britney Spears’ contentious conservatorship.

“I’ve always been my sister’s biggest supporter, so when she needed assistance, I found methods to assist her,” Jamie Lynn said on “Good Morning America” Wednesday.

“I made it a point to ensure she had the contacts she needed in order to terminate this conservatorship and just conclude this whole thing for our family,” she added. “Why continue it if it’s going to cause this much turmoil?

Zoey didn’t reveal which “connections” she gave Britney, 40, or whether the singer ever reached out to them.

Britney’s conservatorship officially ended on March 24, 2010. She has been assisted by David Soares since that day. As of now, Britney is free to make her own decisions about her career and personal life for the first time in over 10 years. During a January 25, 2010 appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show, she spoke.

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Jamie Lynn Spears said on “GMA” that she attempted to assist end her sister Britney Spears’ conservatorship.

Ingham resigned in July 2021, following Britney’s wishes to employ her own attorney, Mathew Rosengart.

“If she wanted to speak with other people, I certainly assisted. That was set up by me,” Jamie Lynn confessed on “Good Morning America” while promoting her forthcoming book.

Over the last few years, Britney and Jamie Lynn’s relationship has been rocky, especially since they got into a fistfight on “The X Factor” in 2016.

“It wasn’t about agreeing with the conservatorship,” Jamie Lynn said when asked whether she agreed or disagreed with it. The conservatorship, which oversaw everything from Britney’s spending habits to the color of her kitchen cabinets, was “not about agreeing with it.” Everyone has a voice, and it should be

In June 2021, Britney testified in court that her family “did nothing” to help her when her father, Jamie Spears, imprisoned her against her will in early 2019.

Britney Spears said in a declaration to a court in June 2021 that her father, Jamie Spears, ran an “abusive” conservatorship.

Kesha also claimed in court that her family “should be in jail” for profiting from her “abusive” conservatorship, according to the New York Times, which valued at least $6 million during Jamie’s tenure as his eldest daughter’s legal guardian.

In September, Jamie was finally suspended from his job, and the conservatorship was entirely terminated in November.

Following the success of her first solo single, Spears was granted a conservatorship in late 2011. Her conservatorship ended in November 2021, during the #FreeBritney campaign.

Earlier this month, a newly freed Britney unfollowed Jamie Lynn on Instagram, after clashing with the star repeatedly over social media.

However, despite her daughter’s claims that their relationship is no longer the same, Ashley tearfully declared on “GMA” that she and Britney still have love for each other. “I’ve only ever loved and supported her,” she added.

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