Britney Spears, despite finding herself in the midst of divorce proceedings initiated by her husband of 14 months, Sam Asghari, is embracing a positive perspective on what lies ahead.

A reliable source in close proximity to the renowned pop star has confirmed that Spears remains in “great spirits” despite the recent developments. The same source revealed that Spears and Asghari mutually concluded to end their relationship several weeks prior to the official divorce filing on Wednesday.

Amid personal changes, Spears is channeling her energy into her forthcoming professional endeavors. Her highly anticipated memoir, titled “The Woman in Me,” is set to make its debut on October 24.

Focused on Future Projects

According to the insider, Spears is intently focused on the imminent release of her memoir. Additionally, she expresses an aspiration to complement “The Woman in Me” with music releases that complement the book’s themes.

Currently, she is engaged in a writers’ camp and has been receiving contributions from notable “big artists” to enrich her musical pursuits.

Asghari, in his divorce petition submitted on August 16, cited “irreconcilable differences” as the grounds for the dissolution of their marriage. The couple had exchanged vows in June 2022, following their initial meeting on the set of Spears’ “Slumber Party” music video back in 2016.

The news of their separation was swiftly followed by Asghari’s divorce filing. A separate insider disclosed that the couple had faced challenging times, describing a period of prolonged disagreements and disputes leading up to the announcement.

Legal Representation

In response to the divorce, Sam Asghari sought legal representation from the renowned Hollywood divorce attorney Neal Hersh. Notably, Hersh has previously represented high-profile individuals such as Brad Pitt, Pamela Anderson, and Halle Berry.

On the other side, Britney Spears has enlisted the services of attorney Laura Wasser, notable for her involvement in Spears’ 2008 custody battle with her ex-husband Kevin Federline.

Additionally, Spears will collaborate with Matthew Rosengart, a former federal prosecutor instrumental in liberating her from her father’s conservatorship in 2021.