Britney Spears has reportedly sold the rights to her music catalog to Primary Wave, according to a report from TMZ. The specifics of the deal are not yet disclosed, and neither Spears nor Primary Wave have commented on the news. It is currently unclear which rights Spears has sold, as she is credited as a songwriter on nearly 40 of her songs; however, some of her biggest hits such as "Toxic," "Hit Me Baby One More Time," and "Oops I Did It Again" do not fall under this category.

The financial details surrounding the agreement remain unknown, but sources suggest it might be comparable to Justin Bieber's recent deal in 2023, where he sold his song rights to Hipgnosis Songs Capital for approximately $200 million (€168 million). The sale could indicate a significant shift in the management of Spears' music portfolio, particularly in light of her recent legal battles and ongoing efforts to regain control over her life and career.

This development may also highlight a trend in the music industry where artists are opting to sell their rights to capitalize on their musical legacy while still navigating personal challenges. Spears, who has faced intense media scrutiny and legal disputes, including a high-profile battle with her father over conservatorship, takes a pivotal step that could influence her future artistic and financial endeavors.