Talk about a story that will not die!
Britney Spears was apparently re-allowed visitation rights over the weekend.
She originally was allowed visitation with a court-appointed overseer, but those rights were revoked a week or so back, when K-Fed complained the kids returned "surly" and off their schedules. Then Brit-Brit threw a trademarked shit-fit and that made news. Then they went to some custody hearing and blah, blahblah, blahblahblah, more blah...
Britney Spears needs to get her shit together and stay off my blog for a minute! I mean, if she were actually doing something newsworthy, that would be great, and I don't mind dropping a line or two about her here and there. But this constantly-revolving child custody battle is just a bunch of junk. Given her track record, no matter how low it seems to suggest it, I wouldn't be a bit surprised if this whole thing weren't being milked for all the PR it's worth.
After all, Britney Spears' new album, ironically entitled Blackout, hits stores October 30th.
Britney Spears was apparently re-allowed visitation rights over the weekend.
She originally was allowed visitation with a court-appointed overseer, but those rights were revoked a week or so back, when K-Fed complained the kids returned "surly" and off their schedules. Then Brit-Brit threw a trademarked shit-fit and that made news. Then they went to some custody hearing and blah, blahblah, blahblahblah, more blah...
Britney Spears needs to get her shit together and stay off my blog for a minute! I mean, if she were actually doing something newsworthy, that would be great, and I don't mind dropping a line or two about her here and there. But this constantly-revolving child custody battle is just a bunch of junk. Given her track record, no matter how low it seems to suggest it, I wouldn't be a bit surprised if this whole thing weren't being milked for all the PR it's worth.
After all, Britney Spears' new album, ironically entitled Blackout, hits stores October 30th.
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