Britney Spears Sells Rights to Entire Music Catalogue
The sale, valued at about $200 million, includes rights to Spears' biggest hits and marks a key step after her conservatorship ended in 2021, industry sources said.
- The deal, finalized Dec. 30, 2025, transfers ownership of Britney Spears's music catalog to Primary Wave, including her major hits like `Baby One More Time`.
- Having not released a studio album since 2016's `Glory`, Spears, who described court-ordered control in her memoir, ended her conservatorship in 2021.
- Financial terms were undisclosed, though TMZ reported an approximate $200 million valuation, matching Justin Bieber's 2023 catalog sale.
- Spears announced in January that `I will never perform in the U.S. again because of extremely sensitive reasons` but hopes to perform in the United Kingdom and Australia very soon.
- Primary Wave has expanded its portfolio in recent years, acquiring a 50 percent stake in The Notorious B.I.G. estate and deals with Whitney Houston, Bob Marley, Prince, and Stevie Nicks.
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The singer, who is 44 years old, after a long-term problem with her father's guardianship, decided to sell her entire musical oeuvre.
Britney Spears sold her musical catalogue as well as part of her rights to the company Primary Wave in a transaction estimated at several tens of millions of dollars. A strategic decision that marks a new step in the management of the singer's artistic heritage, while she has been more discreet on the music scene for several years.
Primary Wave has previously acquired the rights to songs by Prince and Whitney Houston.
High sum for well-known hits: The musician assigns the rights to her music catalogue. The cornerstones of the million-dollar deal.
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