Britney Spears wants reconciliation with mother Lynne to happen ‘organically’ without being ‘forced’

Britney Spears would like her reconciliation with her mother Lynne to happen at her own natural pace, rather than being pushed along.

When Britney first started her career as a child star in the 1990s, it was Lynne who traveled with her and cared for her.

The pair have had a publicly fraught relationship in recent years, poisoned by Lynne's alleged role in Britney's controversial conservatorship.

However, tensions between the two have subsided, to the point that Lynn attended Britney's 42nd birthday party earlier this month.

A We weekly A source now says: 'Britney is open to rebuilding her relationship with Lynne, but she wants things to unfold organically and not force anything.'

The insider insisted that Britney is currently “in a really good place” and claimed that she would “like to continue to maintain her relationship with her mother.”

But the Princess Of Pop apparently also hopes to “take her time” for the healing process and “doesn't feel like it has to be rushed.”

The source added: “Britney understands that her mother would have loved to visit her at Christmas, but she felt it was just too early.”

This year, Britney just released a bestselling memoir called The Woman In Me, in which she launches barbs against targets including her parents, her ex Justin Timberlake and her sister Jamie Lynn, who she accused of being a 'total b****' have been. at the age of 11.

In the pages of The Woman In Me, Britney accused her parents Jamie and Lynne of throwing away her childhood dolls and diaries.

She described her Madame Alexander dolls as particularly important to her, as one of the few luxuries of her financially strapped childhood.

Britney said her parents got rid of her “prized possessions,” such as the dolls and diaries, in 2019 when she had just received treatment for her mental health and was still in the throes of Jamie's controversial conservatorship.

After being released from conservatorship in 2021, Britney angrily accused her mother of coming up with the idea of ​​the arrangement.

Although their relations appear to have cooled since then, Britney still targeted Lynne in the memoir, saying Lynne was party to the dolls' disposal.

“I'm not sure who told you I got rid of your dolls and diaries, but I would never do that!” Lynne replied on her Instagram page on Thursday.

“That would be cruel, because I know how much they mean to you. They are also special to me because of the years we spent collecting them. Of course I still have your stuff, and if you want, I'll be happy to send it to you. Please let me know and know how much I love you!”

Shortly afterwards, Britney gave a striking response to her mother's plea in a postscript to an Instagram post about Taylor Swift.

“Ps mom, I love you so much, but there were three dolls in the closets when I went home two years ago… kinda weird that you would take them out and then put them back in… like that confused,” Britney wrote. 'No, I don't want them. Save it all. I honestly don't care anymore… honestly, I do.'

Meanwhile, this month it emerged that Jamie had to have a leg amputated after suffering an infection and it 'didn't go well', in the words of one TMZ source.

There are conflicting claims as to whether there is a glimmer of hope that Britney and Jamie could reach a rapprochement at his sickbed.

DailyMail.com exclusively reported in October that Jamie had recently returned to rehab following his long-term battle with alcoholism.

However, he reportedly struggled to stop himself from drinking and was living with Jamie Lynn at her home in Louisiana at the time.