Jamie Lynn Spears 'Back To Work' After Britney Spears' Conservatorship Shake-Up

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Jamie Lynn Spears is keeping life as normal as possible while the family drama surrounding sister Britney Spears' conservatorship lingers on.

The 28-year-old teased that she's "back to work" on set of the upcoming Netflix drama "Sweet Magnolias" Tuesday, one day after her dad, Jamie Spears, stepped down as Britney's conservator.

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Sharing a selfie while wearing gold eye masks, Jamie Lynn looked tired but ready to showcase her acting chops.

"Back to work. Biatches," she tagged the early AM snap.

Britney's little sister is playing a young lady who's trying to get her life back on track after making poor choices in the upcoming 10-episode series.

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As The Blast reported, a judge in Britney's case approved the "Toxic" singer's long-time "care-manager" to take her dad's place as her conservator on Tuesday.

The star's legal team, along with her ex-husband Kevin Federline's attorney, as well as her mother Lynne's lawyers appeared in Los Angeles County Court to discuss the removal of Jamie as her conservator.

According to documents, obtained by The Blast, Jamie Lynn and her brother, Bryan, were also given notice about the hearing.

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Britney's dad filed documents last week asking a judge to "temporarily relinquish the powers of conservatorship" because of "personal health reasons."

This all comes as allegations of child abuse surround Jamie Spears.

As we reported, he's under investigation after allegedly breaking down a door at his home and "violently" shaking her 13-year-old son with K-Fed.

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Britney's ex went to filed a police report the following day and now, both their sons have been granted restraining orders against their grandfather.

The singer's remained silent on the issue, but did seek away for a "much needed" solo vacation after the alleged incident.

She also raised eyebrows over the weekend by seemingly joking that she's "crazy."