Jamie Lynn Spears shared a glimpse into her family life this week after revealing she has been getting online abuse regarding sister Britney Spears' conservatorship battle.
The 30-year-old actress shared photos from her July Fourth festivities as well as a snap of daughter Ivey, three, at their home in Louisiana, tucking into some breakfast on Tuesday.
It comes after Jamie Lynn spoke out last week to defend herself against online trolls accusing her of not doing enough to help her older sister, after the pop star spoke in court about alleged 'abusive' treatment at the hands of her father Jamie and conservatorship team.
Quiet life: Jamie Lynn Spears shared some photos from her home life on Tuesday following a report that she is the only member of Britney's family that isn't on her payroll
Meanwhile, it has been reported that Jamie Lynn is the only member of Britney's family who doesn't receive a paycheck from the pop icon.
The New York Times reported that Britney's father Jamie, 68, takes home $16,000 a month plus $2,000 a month for office space rent for being the co-conservator of his daughter’s finances.
It wasn't reported how much Britney's mom Lynne, 66, and brother Bryan, 44, have earned on the singer's payroll, however, an expose published over the weekend revealed that it has previously caused tension between the singer her family members.
'Jamie, Lynne, and Spears’s brother, Bryan, have all spent years on Spears’s payroll, and, as friends who spoke with her at the time recalled, she was increasingly resentful of their efforts to influence her,' according to the New Yorker on Saturday.
Summer family fun: The 30-year-old shared photos from July Fourth celebrations with daughters Maddie, 13 and Ivey, three
Sibling love: Jamie Lynn shares Maddie with ex Casey Aldridge and Ivey with husband Jamie Watson
While she doesn't get paycheck, the former Zoey 101 star still has some involvement in Britney's financial affairs.
Last August it was revealed that Jamie Lynn was appointed the trustee of Britney's multi-million dollar trust back in 2018.
According to The Blast, the trust was set up by Britney in 2004 'to protect her vast fortune and provide for her children's financial future.'
The Gimme More hitmaker will be the sole beneficiary of the trust while alive but upon her death, Jamie will be the one in charge of distributing her money to her children.
In court documents dated August 2020 Jamie Lynn requested all assets from the trust be moved into 'one or more accounts with Fidelity Brokerage Services with her as the custodian.', according to LA Times.
Her little girl: The actress shared a snap of Ivey tucking into some breakfast
In her June 23 testimony Britney admitted she 'just wants [her] life back' as she spoke in court in a bid to end her conservatorship, as her father continues to control her financial and business affairs.
She also complained about being forced to work, despite being deemed unfit to manage her own affairs, and having to continue paying the people who manage her conservatorship.
'The conservatorship, from the beginning, once you see someone, whoever it is, in the conservatorship making money, making them money, and myself money and working – that whole statement right there, the conservatorship should end,' she told the court.
