Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline has agreed to reinstate her visitation rights with their two sons, his lawyer said in a statement on Friday, according to The Associated Press.

Federline's attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, said in a statement the former couple has agreed to a modification of a court order that had stripped Spears of her visitation rights, AP reported. The statement did not provide more details, but Kaplan told People.com on Friday that Spears would be allowed to see her sons "soon, very soon."

A court commissioner gave Federline sole physical and legal custody of their two sons and [article id="1579067"]suspended the pop star's visitation rights[/article] on January 4.

Spears has not seen her sons Jayden James, 1, and Sean Preston, 2, since [article id="1578990"]the first[/article] of her [article id="1580689"]two hospitalizations[/article] in a psychiatric ward this year. She made two unsuccessful attempts to [article id="1581856"]regain visitation rights[/article] in recent weeks.

Spears and her estate were placed under a temporary conservatorship after [article id="1580840"]she was hospitalized[/article] on January 31.

The singer's [article id="1580717"]tumultuous life in recent years[/article] has stabilized somewhat in recent weeks, since her parents took greater control over her affairs. They said last month that [article id="1581070"]they believed her life to be at risk[/article].