Britney Spears wants her wedding day to be perfect — and that means her famous family members won't be anywhere in sight.
The 40-year-old pop icon has no plans to invite any of her family, including her father Jamie Spears and her mother Lynne Spears, a source told Us Weekly on Wednesday.
Although her parents and siblings Jamie-Lynn and Bryan are also off the guest list, the singer still has time to change her mind before the big day with fiancé Sam Asghari.
Family's out: Britney Spears, 40, has no plans to invite any of her family members to her wedding, a source told Us Weekly on Wednesday; pictured with father Jamie Spears
'Britney can’t wait to get married and truly start her life,' the insider shared. 'They’ve already begun planning, and she is so happy she gets to finally make these decisions.'
It's not clear if she's going for a big celebration or an intimate ceremony, but it'll be family-free for the time being.
'As of now, there will be none of her family who is invited to wedding,' the source added.
Britney's disinterest in spending time with her family members fits with her ongoing feuds with them via the courts and social media.
Leaving her options open: 'As of now, there will be none of her family who is invited to wedding,' the source said, adding that she 'can’t wait to get married' to Sam Asghari; seen with mother Lynne Spears in 2002
Furious: In an impassioned statement delivered in court in June, Britney said she planned to sue her family members; seen with sister Jamie-Lynn Spears in 2017
Her father Jamie, who had previously been in charge of her now-defunct conservatorship before his suspension in September, continues to wrangle with Britney's legal team over how the previous agreement is being wrapped up.
In court filings obtained by TMZ earlier this week, Jamie, 69, claimed that his daughters team had been making 'statements with no other purpose than to attack Jamie' as they tried to paint him as a 'disgraced, suspended conservator.'
He also disputed their claims that he hadn't been cooperative about sharing documents from throughout the conservatorship, which began in 2008.
Jamie claimed he had provided around 478,000 pages of documents, which filed up 58 boxes.
In a fiery statement delivered in court in June, Britney had claimed that the conservatorship had forced her to get an intrauterine device (IUD) as birth control, and that she hadn't been able to have it removed so as to have a third child.
She shares her sons Sean, 16, and Jayden, 15, with her ex-husband Kevin Federline.
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