Hundreds of fans came to support the pop star in front of the court in Los Angeles: "Free Britney"

Britney Spears, 39, made a video call at a hearing in a Los Angeles court, her first public address about a court-approved arrangement introduced in 2008 when she suffered a nervous breakdown.

Britney Spears, 39, told the judge responsible for overseeing her controversial custody on Wednesday that she wanted her life back and that the 13-year custody of her father over her was over.

As a result, several hundred fans who supported Britney gathered in front of the court.

They carried banners like: "Free Britney", "Where's the money Britney Spears", "You know this is wrong", "Judge Penny release Britney", etc.

Los Angeles Supreme Court Judge Brenda Penny said she needs a formal petition submitted to the court seeking termination of guardianship before she can take any action.

Penny praised Spears for speaking up.

"I know it took a lot of courage," Penny said, then continued.

- I want to praise you again for really stepping out and standing out so that we could hear your thoughts, not only me but also everyone who participated in this case - she added.

This is not the first time that fans have taken to the streets to support their favorite pop star.

By: Angelica W. - Gossip Whispers