Miscarriage, Britney Spears Sad: Losing Our Miracle Baby Early In Pregnancy

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JAKARTA - Britney Spears made the announcement that she had suffered a miscarriage.

The singer shared the news about the tragic development of her pregnancy on Saturday local time signed by her and her fiancé, Sam Asghari.

"It is with our deepest sadness that we must announce that we lost our miracle baby early in pregnancy," Spears said.

"This is a devastating time for every parent. Maybe we should wait to announce until further gestational age. But we are too excited to share this good news," she continued.

Spears also thanks everyone who has supported and respected the privacy of the two.

"We're grateful for all the support. We respectfully ask for privacy during this difficult moment," said Spears. Spears shared the announcement of her early pregnancy in April.

Meanwhile, Spears' Conservatory was discontinued in November 2021, after more than 13 years. Months before the judge ended the legal arrangement, Spears testified before the court about the abuse of the conservatory.

These include her desire to start a family with Asghari, which she says is stymied by her conservator, who she suspects will not allow her to take her contraceptives off.

"I'm being told right now at the conservatory I can't get married or have a baby. I have an IUD in me now so I'm not going to get pregnant," Spears said.

"I wanted to get the IUD removed so I could start trying to have another baby. But this team wouldn't let me go to the doctor to have it removed because they didn't want me to have any more kids. So basically, this conservatory did me more harm than good," she continued.

Spears currently has two teenage sons from her marriage to Kevin Federline, who was married from 2004 to 2007.