With a big hearing set to take place

With a big hearing set to take place that will further implicate the reality family’s ties to this business manager, don’t be shocked to finally learn the name of the trademarked baby.

Britney Spears Conservatorship

Kardashians and Travis Scott

Lou Taylor

Kylie Jenner & Travis Scott’s son Wolf Webster

Britney Spears To Judge: Don’t Let My Ex-Manager Lou Taylor Off The Hook, Let Me Grill Her About $300k Payment

Britney Spears and her legal team are demanding her ex-manager Lou Taylor’s attempt to avoid being grilled during a deposition be shut down, Radar has learned.

According to court documents obtained by Radar, the newly-married pop star said Lou, her company Tri-Star Entertainment and her employee Robin Greenhill have all tried to avoid being grilled under oath.

Britney has a lot of questions about the role they played during her conservatorship. The Toxic singer’s powerhouse attorney Mathew Rosengart has raised concerns about TriStar after the bombshell New York Times documentary Framing Britney Spears was released.

In the documentary, producers spoke to an ex-employee of a security firm allegedly hired by Jamie Spears. He said the company was directed to spy on Britney including monitoring her phone calls and text messages. The ex-employee said they collected over 180 hours of Britney in her bedroom.

The firm allegedly listened in on conversations with her then-boyfriend Sam Asghari and her lawyers. Mathew fired off subpoenas to Tri-Star, Lou and Robin. He claimed they have refused to comply with the deposition or turn over documents.

In response, Robin objected to the subpoena claiming Tri-Star played “no play whatsoever in suggesting the establishing of the conservatorship.” She said Tri-Star only came on after the conservatorship was in place.

In newly filed documents, Mathew scoffs at this argument. He claims evidence shows Tri-Star played a key role in the conservatorship and helped Jamie with it.

Mathew said Lou’s company was paid $18 million by Jamie over the years. “Tri-Star, which now reportedly represents stars ranging from a Kardashian to Travis Scott, built its company on the back of Britney Spears, and Tri Star and Lou Taylor were supposed to be Ms. Spear’s and her Estate’s fiduciaries, meaning they were obligated to elevate the interests of Ms. Spears above their own.” – Source