A Los Angeles judge granted Britney Spears' fiance, Jason Trawick, to become a co-conservator over the singer Wednesday.
According to The Associated Press, Trawick will join Spears' father, Jamie Spears, in helping to manage Britney's personal affairs, excluding her assets.
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Superior Court Judge Reve Goetz granted the approval after Spears requested her future husband join her court conservatorship shortly after their engagement in December 2011.
Spears, 30, has been under a court-ordered conservatorship since February 2008. Her father took control of her personal affairs after the Grammy-winning singer was hospitalized twice after suffering a psychological breakdown.
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Geraldine Wyle, an attorney for Jaime, told reporters following the hearing that her client was "thrilled" to have Trawick as a co-conservator.
Trawick has previously acted as Spears' agent and did attend the hearing Wednesday.
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