Britney Spears is trying to keep her downward spiral in turnaround. Her latest attempt at stability is to attend church in the gated community community in Malibu where she used to live. Gated communities have their own houses of worship? That's convenient. Gym, post office, confession. You can get a lot done! Britney attended church the other day with her captor/voice of reason, dad Jamie. I give this dude credit. He's crusty and once he stepped in, that seemed to be it. He hasn't got a grip on her outfits yet, but I'm sure he's working on it. Hey, if an oily wig and torn fishnets are the height of her crazy from now on, I'm all for it. Dress like an extra from "Love is a Battlefield", just keep it together, baby!
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sandy says:
She should have stayed a Christian instead of all the Kabalah and muslim bs she dove into. If she stayed a good Christian woman she would have never had all these problems.
Logan says:
Brit isn't getting any younger - and YOUNG is what they want in Hollywood! She is pushing 30, and I don't think Brit knows the regret she will face, as far as her career goes. She had the opp to excel, but failed. Mental illness is no excuse. MANY people suffer with mental illness, but continue on to great careers. Excuses, excuses. Brit strikes me as LAZY. Too lazy to handle her life.
Marigold says:
I agree with the Kaballah and muslim comment, but just because you are a Christian, doesn't mean that you don't have mental problems. If she had stayed in the church and interacted with people who truly LOVE HER, I think that someone could have stepped in long ago to help her manage her mental instability. Mental illness is just that-AN ILLNESS. No matter what religion you practice (save scientology, of course--BLEH), if you are chemically unbalanced, you need medical help. I am just happy to see her with her family.
Zekers says:
"If she stayed a good Christian woman she would have never had all these problems."
Sandy, that was a truly ignorant thing to say...
Eyes of Green says:
I'm going to have to agree with Zekers - there is nothing that says good Christian women won't have problems. Not to get into a Sunday School lesson, but I recall the Bible saying something like 'you will have trials and tribulations'. Not 'you might have them'.
Logan says:
Considering there are over 63 different versions of the so-called "Christian" bible, which one should be quoted? Seems like even the Christians can't come up with a single version. It just keeps changing. I'd rather quote Spongebob, "Good luck with that."
DruNken LauRen says:
Ms. Sandy, i have to agree that WAS pretty stupid, "if she would of stayed Christian..."
I am a Christian, and I make mistakes like there is no tomorrow... that does NOT make me a bad Christian or even a Bad person... it makes me HUMAN.
and if you are a so called Christian... why are YOU judging Brit??? or anyone for that matter.... there is only one JUDGE in my book and it is NOT YOU
gerard Vandenberg says:
I really think one of the first things he will do is abandoning those sunglasses and will explain he is NOOO "DREAM-MAKER"!!
John Delorean thought he was.....