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Britney's Constant Legal Woes Don't Break Her Stride




While we're in the spirit of applauding Britney's apparent progress towards normalcy (as much as that word can ever apply when you're an international pop star) let's hear it for her return to bra wearing. Golf claps for Brit for that. Still in the brown boots, but they're fine here so no complaints. Yesterday was another good day for the Spears women — Brit got to see her boys again and Jamie Lynn passed her GED. While Jamie Spears is still constantly fighting to keep his conservatorship and there is a new lawyer claiming that she is trying to hire him on the side and Jamie is violating her civil rights, things are still better. So much better. Jamie Spears seems to think that at least one member of Britney's former circle is okay to keep around — she got a visit at home from Adnan last night.


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