Tish Cyrus, mother of pop star Miley Cyrus, recently shared her fears regarding Britney Spears' post-conservatorship life on her podcast, "Sorry We're Stoned." Alongside guest Kaitlyn Bristowe, Cyrus voiced concerns that Spears' current world might be fraught with peril.

The discussion began with Bristowe expressing a desire to trade places with Spears for a week out of worry for the singer. "I would be so scared," Tish admitted in response, posing the question, "What if you couldn't come back?" Bristowe acknowledged the risk but felt it was worth it to gain insight into Spears' life, stating, "I get to come back and I would have a lot of answers... I'm very concerned." Tish echoed this sentiment, adding, "It makes me sad."

These remarks highlight ongoing public concern for Spears, who was released from her father's conservatorship in 2021. The "Baby One More Time" singer had been under conservatorship since 2008, following a series of highly publicized incidents, including shaving her head. During the conservatorship, her father and an attorney controlled many aspects of her life, including her finances and personal decisions.

Since regaining her autonomy, Spears has frequently shared updates on social media, sparking mixed reactions from fans. Some of her posts have raised eyebrows and fueled speculation about her mental health. For instance, a video of Spears dancing with knives led to conspiracy theories suggesting hidden messages in her posts.

In May, emergency responders were called to the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles following a disturbance involving Spears and her now-ex-partner, Paul Richard Soliz. Witnesses reported loud cries and commotion from her location. Although paramedics were present, Spears chose not to be taken to a hospital and instead returned home without Soliz.

Speculation about Spears' well-being has been further fueled by concerns over her financial status. Despite a $60 million fortune, reports suggest that her spending habits are extravagant, leading to fears among her inner circle that her wealth is rapidly depleting.

These concerns are not unfounded, given the high-profile nature of Spears' past struggles. In 2008, her father, Jamie Spears, was granted control over her personal and financial affairs after a public breakdown. This arrangement lasted for 13 years, during which time many of Spears' fans and advocates for mental health questioned the necessity and ethics of such a restrictive setup.

The end of the conservatorship was celebrated by many as a victory for personal freedom and mental health awareness. However, the subsequent period has proven challenging for Spears, as she navigates newfound independence while under intense public scrutiny.

The social media posts that worry her fans often depict Spears engaging in erratic behavior, such as the aforementioned knife dance. These actions have led to increased speculation about her mental health, with some fans theorizing that she might be sending distress signals through her posts.

Furthermore, the incident at the Chateau Marmont only added to the growing list of concerns. The involvement of emergency medical responders and the nature of the disturbance underscored the fragile state of Spears' personal life.

Amid these challenges, Spears continues to be a focal point of media attention, with every move and social media post analyzed and dissected by fans and critics alike. The intense scrutiny and speculation can be both a source of support and pressure for the singer.