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Britney Spears has reportedly sold her rights to her music catalogue in a deal said to be worth around $200 million. According to reports, the pop princess has sold her ownership rights to Primary Wave, an independent music publisher that controls or owns stakes in music catalogs. The exact terms of the deal—including which rights were sold and the final valuation—have not been publicly confirmed. Newsweek reached out to representatives for Britney Spears via email and Primary Wave via a contact form on its website. Spears, widely regarded as one of the most influential pop star s of all time, is best known for hits such as "…Baby One More Time," "Oops!… I Did It Again," "Toxic," and "Gimme More." She was freed from a court-ordered conservatorship on November 12, 2021, after 13 years of her father, Jamie Spears , having substantial control over her estate and autonomy. Born in McComb, Mississippi, and raised in Kentwood, Louisiana, Spears ...

In one of the biggest business moves of her career, Britney Spears sold the rights to her music catalog within the same range as the deal Justin Bieber reportedly made when he sold his catalog. Now, insiders describe the deal as a major one, and potentially worth hundreds of millions. This deal ensures that the songs that made Spears a global name are now at the center of a new era, one marked by licensing and a long-term legacy value. TMZ exclusively reported that Britney Spears sold the ownership of her music catalog to Primary Wave in a "landmark deal," with the value said to sit in the same range as Justin Bieber's alleged $200 million deal for his catalog. The outlet cited legal documents it obtained and suggested that Spears signed the deal on December 30. Notably, the exact price did not appear in the report. A source told TMZ that Spears felt good about the decision and has celebrated by spending time with her sons, Sean Preston Federline and Jayden James Fe...

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Pop icon Britney Spears has sold the rights to her music catalogue, including many of her biggest hits, in a major deal with the music publisher Primary Wave. The 44-year-old — known for chart-toppers like …Baby One More Time, Oops!… I Did It Again and Toxic — signed the agreement on 30 December 2025, giving Primary Wave control of her ownership share of the catalogue. The exact financial terms have not been officially disclosed, but sources familiar with the deal told US media it's valued in the nine-figure range, around $200 million.  Primary Wave, a New York-based music publisher, also owns rights to catalogs by major artists such as Whitney Houston, Bob Marley and Prince, and has been expanding its roster of iconic music catalogues.  Spears rose to global fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s and has released nine studio albums during her career. She was released from a lengthy conservatorship in 2021 and has largely stepped back from perfo...

NEW YORK, Feb 11 â€" US singer Britney Spears has become the latest musician to sell the rights to her catalogue that includes hits like “...Baby One More Time” and “Oops!...I Did It Again,” US media reported Tuesday. The deal is believed to be worth around US$200 million (RM780 million), according to sources cited by celebrity site TMZ, though it said the exact amount is not detailed in legal documents. That sum would be comparable to the sale of Canadian singer Justin Bieber’s catalogue in 2023. Spears, 44, joins a growing list of artists who have sold their music rights in recent years including Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan, as well as Shakira and KISS. US media reported that the rights were bought by music publisher Primary Wave, whose portfolio includes the works of Whitney Houston, Bob Marley, Prince and others. Owners of a song’s publishing rights receive payment fo r every broadcast, album sale or use in advertisi...

6 February 2026, 16:59 Britney Spears has shared reflections on her complicated relationship with her family and the lasting impact of her 13-year conservatorship. Picture: Getty After more than a decade under a court-ordered conservatorship led by her father, Britney Spears has opened up about her family estrangement and the lasting scars it left behind. Britney Spears has shared her reflections on her complicated relationship with her family and the lasting impact of her 13-year conservatorship . The pop star, whose legal guardianship ended in November 2021, spent more than a decade under the court-mandated conservatorship led by her father, Jamie Spears, a legal arrangement that controlled nearly every aspect of her personal and professional life. During that period, she faced intense public scrutiny and limited autonomy, experiences she later detai...

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