Jamie Lynn Spears shares an update on Britney Spears during 'challenging time'

Jamie Lynn Spears is opening up about how her sister Britney Spears is coping amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Britney, who is currently in a conservatorship legal battle against her father, is trying to "stay positive" during a "very challenging time" according to her little sister.

"She's doing just like the rest of us," the actress said on Good Morning America. "She's trying to make the best and stay positive during a very challenging time and challenging year, and I think that that's kind of the theme of everyone right now."

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Jamie Lynn, 29, also opened up about how the pandemic has affected her family life.

"The circumstances suck; you don't want any type of pandemic to ever happen, but I will say the one thing that I've taken away from it — I was able to have this quality time with my family and with my children guilt-free," she said

The Zoey 101 star is the mother to 12-year-old daughter Maddie and two-year-old daughter Ivery Joan.

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Jamie Lynn recently dropped a newly updated version of the theme song from her show Zoey 101, 'Follow Me.' It turns out Britney was involved in producing the track for her younger sister.

"The Zoey theme song was something me and my sister were a part of creating," Jamie Lynn recently told Entertainment Tonight. "I was like 12, I was nervous to go in the studio. Of course, your big sis is like, 'Get in here and do it!' She cheered me on and she was a big part of that song in the original version."

Britney is still in the midst of a conservatorship battle.

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In August, it was revealed that Jamie Lynn has been the trustee of the singer's fortune since 2018.

The 'Womanizer' singer is trying to remove her father as her sole conservator after 12 years. The legal drama has sparked renewed support for the #FreeBritney movement as fans fear for the popstar's wellbeing.