Britney Spears’ friend Sam Asghari takes his’ lioness’ for a beautiful Valentine’s Day walk in LA

Britney Spears has recently gone through another poignant chapter in her ongoing conservatorship battle.

But the Grammy winner has an overwhelming number of friends, family and fans in her corner, including a handsome supportive beauty.

Her friend Sam Asghari took his ‘lioness’ for a beautiful walk in Los Angeles on Sunday, as he wrote her a sweet Valentine’s Day tribute on Instagram, following the explosive documentary about her conservatorship.

Sam, 26, posted a photo of himself and Britney, 39, standing in front of a beautiful backdrop of rolling hills, writing: ‘After chocolate, I’m her favorite. happy chocolate day lioness #myvalentine ‘

He also treated her to a pancake breakfast and posted a video to his Instagram story about a stack of homemade pancakes smothered in syrup.

The fitness influencer later showed his weapons during a gym session and wrote, “Never mind I had to burn those [pancakes emoji]Round 2? ‘

He and Britney started dating in 2016 after appearing in the music video for her single Slumber Party, from her ninth studio album Glory.

Sam recently broke his silence on Britney’s conservatory struggles by telling People, ‘I’ve always wanted the best for my other half and will continue to support her in following her dreams and creating the future she wants and deserves.

‘I’m grateful for all the love and support she’s getting from her fans around the world, and I look forward to a normal, great future together.’

He also spoke to her father Jamie Spears, 68, who has since reinstated as her co-curator at asset management company Bessemer Trust Company.

The Family Business actor wrote, “ Now it’s important for people to understand that I don’t respect someone who is trying to control our relationship and is constantly throwing obstacles in our way.

“In my opinion Jamie is a total bastard. I will not go into detail as I have always respected our privacy, but at the same time I did not come to this country in order not to express my opinion and freedom. ‘

Britney appeared to be tackling her conservatorship case and a recent documentary earlier this week, posting a throwback video on Instagram of her performance with Toxic during her Las Vegas residency.

She wrote: ‘I can’t believe this Toxic performance was from 3 years ago !!! I will always love to be on stage … but I take the time to learn and be a normal person ….. I just love the basics of everyday life !!!!

‘Each person has their own story and their view of the stories of others !!!! We all have so many different beautiful, beautiful lives !!! Remember, whatever we think we know about someone’s life is nothing compared to the person who lives behind the lens !!!! ‘

The Crossroads actress was the subject of the sixth episode of The New York Times Presents last week, entitled Framing Britney Spears.

The episode took a deep dive into her career, revealing the many ways her story has been manipulated by the media and those in her life, leading to her mental health issues and her ongoing problems with the conservatory.