Britney Spears was "trembling" with nerves when she arrived at court yesterday, according to a paparazzi boss.The troubled singer turned up at the Los Angeles Superior Court over four hours late for a pivotal hearing in her custody battle with ex-husband Kevin Federline. She then refused to enter the building and drove off in her 4x4 with new boyfriend Adnan Ghalib.Sheeraz Hasan, the head of a paparazzi agency, revealed that Britney was "really nervous" and "really panicking" when confronted with a swarm of photographers outside court. He also said that he had spoken to Ghalib about Spears' mental state."She was just so overwhelmed. She was panicked. She was so nervous," Hasan explained during an interview on The Early Show. "She was really, really stressed out in a major way. She knew from the moment that she left home, there were [news] helicopters following her. "I mean, normally, on a day-to-day basis, OK, it's kind of like her friends are with her on a daily basis, kind of following her, but this was just really panicking.""When she got to the courthouse, you know, even Adnan was telling me that it was just way beyond her, and she was nervous," he added. "She was panicking. And all she was saying is, 'I need to pray. I'm praying. I'm praying. I'm praying.'"Spears has been banned from seeing her two sons until the next hearing takes place on February 19.
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Britney Spears "panicked" outside court
Britney Spears was "trembling" with nerves when she arrived at court yesterday, according to a paparazzi boss.The troubled singer turned up at the Los Angeles Superior Court over four hours late for a pivotal hearing in her custody battle with ex-husband Kevin Federline. She then refused to enter the building and drove off in her 4x4 with new boyfriend Adnan Ghalib.Sheeraz Hasan, the head of a paparazzi agency, revealed that Britney was "really nervous" and "really panicking" when confronted with a swarm of photographers outside court. He also said that he had spoken to Ghalib about Spears' mental state."She was just so overwhelmed. She was panicked. She was so nervous," Hasan explained during an interview on The Early Show. "She was really, really stressed out in a major way. She knew from the moment that she left home, there were [news] helicopters following her. "I mean, normally, on a day-to-day basis, OK, it's kind of like her friends are with her on a daily basis, kind of following her, but this was just really panicking.""When she got to the courthouse, you know, even Adnan was telling me that it was just way beyond her, and she was nervous," he added. "She was panicking. And all she was saying is, 'I need to pray. I'm praying. I'm praying. I'm praying.'"Spears has been banned from seeing her two sons until the next hearing takes place on February 19.
Monday, January 14, 2008
Britney Spears to get one more chance at visitation rights on Monday
Lawyers, cops, emergency workers, and such will go before Commissioner Scott Gordon on Monday to dicuss whether or not Britney Spears is sane enough to ever visit with her two sons again. The big question is: will Britney show up for the hearing?Spears isn't required to attend, but according to TMZ the trainwreck's attorney wants her there. Britney's legal team knows that someone will have to defend her actions following the televised breakdown and standoff at her house the week before last.
Britney's attorney seems sick of having to stand up for Spears when she won't even show up to defend herself. TMZ is also reporting that the LAPD refuses to help Britney get in and out of the courtroom if she shows up. I guess they too are tired of dealing with her too.
The former pop star needs to put together a solid plan tomorrow or she may not even get a chance at visitation rights with her children between now and her next trial in April.
Monday's hearing is guaranteed to be juicy whether Britney shows or not.
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