Britney Spears may have had an endorsement deal with Pepsi, but it appears she has a thing for Coke. The soft drink company Coca-Cola is on the list of stocks the pop superstar invested in last year, along with Chipotle, Kraft Foods, AT&T, American Express, McDonalds Corp., Home Depot, Verizon, Amazon, Google, Visa and more, according to financial records filed by her conservatorship attorneys for 2012 obtained by E! News. Spears also has stock in Phillip Morris, and dabbles in beauty and entertainment stocks from the likes of Time Warner, Colgate, Estee Lauder, Facebook, Priceline, Amazon and Comcast. Pepsi, however, is nowhere to be found in the doc. As far as the “Work Bitch” crooner’s net income for that year, Spears amassed a total of $5.8 million in cash and $19.6 million in “non-cash” assets, and had a net income of $13.9 million. And there’s more money to come. The 31-year-old mom of two is set to rake in major dough for her upcoming residency in Las Vegas—a reported two-year deal worth nearly $30 million. Spears’ latest conservatorship news comes after her attorneys filed a motion earlier this month that requested the court continue to grant her dad, Jamie Spears, monthly payments of $16,000 to continue to keep tabs on her estate. The singer’s ex-fiancé Jason Trawick previously served as her co-conservator with Jamie, but signed off soon after their split. Her dad has been overseeing her estate since 2008.
