Big Brother's Tilly Whitfeld shares her fears for Britney Spears after the singer spoke out against her 'abusive' conservatorship

Big Brother Australia's Tilly Whitfeld is the latest star to put her support behind Britney Spears after she asked an LA court to have her conservatorship revoked.

On Thursday, the 21-year-old reality star took to Instagram to speak out in support of the American pop singer. 

Sharing a glammed up selfie with her 89,600 fans, Tilly wrote: ''#freebritney I'm actually lowkey worried about her.'

'I'm actually worried': Big Brother's Tilly Whitfeld, 21, has put her support behind Britney Spears after she spoke out against her 'abusive' conservatorship on Thursday

'I've been a Britney fan for a long time,' she told Daily Mail Australia.

Tilly went on to say she's been worried about the Oops! I did It Again singer for several months.

'I've been watching her videos and she looks genuinely scared, especially her TikTok clips, you can see fear in her eyes,' she said.

On her side: 'I've been a Britney fan for a long time,' Tilly told Daily Mail Australia on Thursday 

Tilly is the latest celebrity to  speak out in support of Britney.

On Thursday, former Destiny's Child singer Michelle Williams told The Morning Show that she didn't know the depth or the magnitude to what Britney has been facing. 

'Britney was truly a favourite of mine. She was always so sweet whenever we would run into her when we were out on the road.' 

Team Britney: Singer Michelle Williams has also spoken out in support of Britney

Speaking out: Appearing on The Morning Show on Thursday, the 41-year-old Destiny's Child singer was asked about Britney's stunning statements regarding her conservatorship

She added: 'Such a sweet smile and a true gift to the world, and I hope we're able to see more of her.' 

Appearing before a court in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Britney, 39, asked a judge to end her conservatorship, which has been in place since 2008.

In an emotional plea, the Toxic singer condemned the conservatorship, which has seen her father, Jamie, control her life and finances.  

'This conservatorship is doing me way more harm than good. I deserve to have a life,' she said, as stated in documents obtained by The New York Times. 

'I feel ganged up on. I feel bullied and I feel left out and alone... In California, the only similar thing to this is called sex trafficking, making anyone work against their will, taking all their possessions away, credit card, cash, phone, passport.'  

Making an appeal: Appearing before a court in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Britney, 39, asked a judge to end her conservatorship, which has been in place since 2008

Britney branded the conservatorship 'abusive' and said she feels like she's been living 'in a rehab program'.

One of the most sensational revelations from the hearing was that she's had a birth control device implanted in her body that she's not allowed to remove.   

'I want to have the "real deal", I want to get married and have a baby. I was told in the conservatorship I'm not allowed to get married or have a baby,' she added. 

Seeking freedom: In an emotional plea, the Toxic singer condemned the conservatorship, which has seen her father, Jamie, control her life and finances