Britney Spears' brother Bryan Spears did not have anything to say about the suspension of their father Jamie Spears as her conservator when he was approached on Wednesday in Los Angeles.
The 44-year-old film and television producer was spotted with his girlfriend Amber Lynn Conklin at The Oaks mall in Thousand Oaks, California, just after a judge took away Jamie's control of Britney's finances.
The pop star's sister Jamie Lynn Spears, 30, also avoided the subject of her sister's legal victory in an Instagram post from Friday.
Mum's the word: Britney Spear's older brother Bryan Spears, 44, stayed silent when he was spotted on Wednesday in Thousand Oaks, California, shortly after his father Jamie Spears was removed as his sister's conservator
Bryan and Amber were seen in the parking lot of The Oaks Mall, which isn't too far from Britney's Thousand Oaks home.
He wore a faded blue Supercross T-shirt with camouflage shorts and white Nike trainers, plus a black Las Vegas Raiders cap.
Amber had on a black jacket over a red top and shredded jeans.
According to Page Six, a photographer asked: 'How do you feel about your father being removed from Britney's conservatorship?'
Bryan didn't comment and kept walking ahead.
Happy for her: Although Bryan wouldn't speak about the conservatorship, his girlfriend Amber Lynn Conklin said he was 'very happy' for Britney after her engagement to Sam Asghari
When he was asked about his sister's engagement to Sam Asghari, Amber Lynn answered for him.
'He’s very happy for her!' she said.
'“We’re always happy for her,' Bryan chimed in as he got into his car.
In July of 2020, he spoke out about the conservatorship during an appearance on the "As NOT Seen On TV podcast, where he seemed to defend the arrangement that controls Britney's finances and many of her major life decisions.
'She's been in this thing for quite some time now. Obviously there was a need for it in the beginning,' he said.
'Now they've made some changes and all we can do is hope for the best.'
To clarify that he was on board with the conservatorship, he added that it had 'been a great thing for our family, to this point, and [we] keep hoping for the best.'
In the same interview, he called the pop star the 'worst driver in the world' and complained about 'how many females I have in this house,' seemingly referring to his mother Lynne Spears, Britney and his younger sister Jamie Lynn.
Fighting words? Britney's sister Jamie Lynn, 30, also stayed silent, though she showed off a 'F*** the Friendship' sweatshirt and joked about wearing it to school pickup
The youngest Spears family member also kept mum about Jamie's suspension on her social media accounts.
On Friday, she acted as if nothing had happened when she posed in a raunchy graphic sweatshirt reading 'F*** the Friendship' and a blue-and-pink floral bucket hat.
It's not clear if the confrontational shirt was a dig at her sister or merely a humorous clothing item.
'Should I wear this for school pick up this afternoon lol?' she joked in her caption.
Up and away: Some fans wondered if Britney shaded Jamie in a post about her first time flying a plane. 'Pssss bringing the ship home, JL ... Stay classy beautiful people !!!!' she wrote, which some fans saw as a note to Jamie Lynn
Connection: The line appeared to reference Jamie Lynn's post from Tuesday, in which she shared photos of a softball tournament with her daughter Maddie and used the line, 'Took home the [ship emoji'
Some fans wondered if Britney had taken a dig at Jamie Lynn in the caption to a post from Thursday.
The pop star shared a short video of herself getting to fly a plane for the first time.
At the bottom of her caption, she added the postscript: 'Pssss bringing the ship [boat emoji] home, JL ... Stay classy
