Entertainment
Britney Spears marries Sam Asghari today after taking back control of her life
Britney Spears and Sam Ashgari took a decisive step in their six-year love relationship
Entertainment
Oops, she did it again! Britney Spears heads for second divorce
Confidential sources told TMZ Wednesday that an explosive argument erupted between Spears and Sam Asghari after the pop star’s husband heard rumors that his beloved had cheated on him
Entertainment
Britney Spears is not free from her father: Jamie legally accuses her of defaming him!
Britney Spears' father filed legal papers to request that his daughter testify under oath for alleged attacks on his name
Entertainment
Britney Spears is pregnant!
Sam Asghari's fiancée is pregnant for the third time. The singer has two teenagers, 16 and 15 years old
Entertainment
Britney Spears calls out Kelly Clarkson for 15-year old radio comments during Kevin Federline divorce
During the 2007 radio interview, Clarkson mused that it would be “funny” if Spears was just pretending to be enduring emotional pain to promote her new album
Culture
Britney Spears announces pregnancy less than 6 months after conservatorship ends
She also referred to her fiance, Sam Asghari, as her husband in the pregnancy announcement
Entertainment
Britney Spears breaks down on Instagram over Christina Aguilera’s silence on her conservatorship
Britney said "refusing to speak when you know the truth, is equivalent to a lie!"
Entertainment
Paris Hilton turned down President Biden for Britney Spears' wedding
Hilton said on an impromptu episode of her “This is Paris” podcast that she was asked to attend and provide music for a dinner at Biden’s Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles, California that same weekend
Entertainment
Britney Spears to release tell-all memoir with Simon & Schuster
The book deal is rumored to be worth as much as $15 million
Politics
Britney gets last laugh as Spears saga sparks proposed changes in California's conservatorship program
The California Department of Developmental Services (DDS) announced new actions this week to improve the system for individuals who are intellectually disabled and conserved by the state, though disability rights advocates say these reforms don’t go far enough.