Britney Spears reunites with ex-fiancé — and former conservator — Jason Trawick in Las Vegas

Britney Spears reunited with her ex-fiancé Jason Trawick during a trip to Las Vegas last week, Page Six has learned.

The former couple, who dated from 2009 to 2013 and were once rumored to be secretly married, hung out at Resorts World with the Princess of Pop's older brother, Bryan Spears.

Trawick currently lives in Sin City, so the Spears siblings "reached out to him to say they were going to be in town and would love to catch up," per TMZ, which was first to report the news Wednesday.

Britney Spears reunited with her ex-fiancé Jason Trawick in Las Vegas. WireImage The former couple, who dated from 2009 to 2013, hung out at Resorts World. WireImage The Princess of Pop visited Sin City with her brother, Bryan Spears. britneyspears/Instagram

A Spears insider tells Page Six exclusively that Trawick, 52, and Bryan, 47, are "still cool with each other and have stayed in touch," but the former talent agent and Britney, 42, had "not really spoken" since calling off their 2011 engagement.

TMZ reported that the exes's get-together was "friendly" but stressed that there is "nothing romantic going on between them right now."

Page Six has reached out to Britney's rep and Trawick for comment.

A source tells Page Six that the exes had "not really spoken" since calling off their 2011 engagement. Getty Images for City of Hope Meanwhile, we're told Bryan is "still cool with" his sister's ex. FilmMagic Trawick briefly served as Britney's conservator during their relationship. Getty Images

During their relationship, Trawick briefly served as one of Britney's conservators alongside the "Gimme More" singer's father, Jamie Spears.

Jamie established the conservatorship in 2008 as his superstar daughter publicly struggled with her mental health, but he was suspended from controlling her personal and financial affairs in 2021.

Later that year, a Los Angeles judge terminated the controversial legal arrangement after Britney called it "abusive."

The former talent agent said last year that the singer "needed" her conservatorship. WireImage Britney wrote in her 2023 memoir that Trawick's role "played a part in draining the romance" out of their relationship. Jackson Lee / Splash News Britney's father, Jamie Spears (far left), established the legal arrangement in 2008. It was terminated in 2021. WireImage Want more celebrity and pop culture news?

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Trawick broke his silence on the conservatorship last year, saying he thought the Grammy winner "needed" it to provide structure in her day-to-day life.

"And I'm not saying just finances. I'm saying for other reasons, for therapy and stuff like that, or stopping her from seeing certain individuals that were not great for her to be in her life," he shared on "Kevco, The Company Podcast."

Britney, for her part, wrote in her 2023 memoir, "The Woman in Me," that her feelings for Trawick "changed" after he became her co-conservator.

There is "nothing romantic going on between them right now," according to TMZ. GC Images As recently as last month, the Grammy winner was dating her former housekeeper Paul Richard Soliz. britneyspears/Instagram Trawick used to be close with Britney's sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, whom she shares with ex-husband Kevin Federline (not pictured). NC1/TWT

"I couldn't see it then, but I see now that having him tied up with the organization controlling my life might have played a part in draining the romance out of our relationship," she recalled. "There came a point when I realized that I didn't have any bad feelings toward him, but I also didn't love him anymore."

The "Crossroads" star has been married three times and shares two sons, Sean Preston, 18, and Jayden James, 17, with her second husband, Kevin Federline.

As recently as last month, Britney was dating her former housekeeper Paul Richard Soliz, who has an extensive criminal record. It is unclear whether they are still together.