Britney Spears In a Bikini: Day 2 in an Apparently Ongoing Series
When’s the last time anyone saw Britney Spears in a bikini?
Well, technically, it was yesterday, but since she was good enough to to throw on a two-piece again on Thursday, we’ll be good enough to pass them along.
Once again in the Caribbean following the grueling North American leg of her Circus tour, Brit-Brit chilled on the beach with her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, her father Jamie, her brother Bryan and Jason Trawick—who’s rumored to be so much more than a manager to Brit.
When she wasn’t frolicking in the water and being all maternal-like with her boys, Britney brought the crew to feed some dolphins.
But since none of the dolphins were wearing bikinis, never mind that. Let’s move on the real important issue: How does Britney look in a bikini? Click through our massive gallery and have your say in the comments section!
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she looks great!
i love her *-*
omg! she look fantastic! luv u brit!
Glad to see she’s back on the right track. Now, if only she could rid herself of the leech that is her ex who’s trying to mooch off more money from her.
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Ex-TMZ photographer sues Britney Spears
A former TMZ photographer sued Britney Spears Friday over an incident in which his foot was run over.
Ricardo Mendoza filed a civil suit in Los Angeles claiming that Spears committed assault and battery when she ran over his foot in Beverly Hills on Oct. 18, 2007.
TMZ, which first reported the case, auctioned off his tire-stained sock and donated the proceeds to charity.
The incident happened at a turbulent time for Spears, who hours earlier had lost custody of her two sons.
Spears was accused of running over another photographer’s foot a month after the Mendoza incident, but prosecutors didn’t press charges, saying it was the photographer’s fault.
OZZY FILES SABBATH SUIT
Ozzy Osbourne has accused former Black Sabbath band mate Tony Iommi of taking over the heavy metal titans’ name and costing him royalties from merchandise sales.
Osbourne, who lives in California, filed the lawsuit last week in New York, saying Iommi falsely claimed to have sole rights to Black Sabbath’s trademark, causing Osbourne to lose royalties on band merchandise that were formerly split 50/50.
The suit seeks damages, lost profits and a declaration that Osbourne is a half-owner of the trademark
I would like to meet her in person.