Britney Spears won't extend the restraining order against former friend Sam
Lutfi.

The singer's attorney Samuel D. Ingham III confirmed the Britney and her
co-conservator, her father Jamie, had decided not to apply for the order to
continue.

He said: "Britney has made clear to everyone that she does not want to be
further harassed or contacted in any way by Osama 'Sam' Lutfi, now or at
anytime in the future."

Lutfi also released a statement promising he would stay away from the
troubled 26-year-old beauty.

The statement read: "Mr. Lutfi and Mr. Spears have mutually agreed in
private that no hearing or order is necessary at this time."

The restraining order - which prevented Lutfi from getting any closer than
250 yards from the 'Toxic' star - had been in place since February, when
Jamie claimed Sam "drugged Britney, cut Britney's home phone line, removed
her cell phone chargers and yelled at her."

As co-conservator of Britney's estate, Jamie has control over everybody
Britney associates with, making the original order against Lutfi redundant.

Ingham added: "During the temporary conservatorship, the conservators have
the power to ensure that Lutfi will not harm Britney anymore. If Mr. Lutfi
makes any future attempt to contact Britney after the temporary
conservatorship has concluded, Britney has made clear she will take all
appropriate legal action."