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Brit Gets New Hair And Goes To Court

Posted on: June 24, 2008 By: Meghan ( 0 ) Comments

Britney and her parenting coach were questioned by the court commissioner overseeing the singer’s custody dispute, resulting in an unknown change in visitation status. Spears and Federline appeared before Commissioner Scott Gordon, who took the one-hour proceeding behind closed doors. Court spokesman Allan Parachini stressed afterward that the answers given by Spears and parenting coach Lisa Hacker were not considered testimony. Spears’ behavior was “very businesslike,” Parachini said. A status conference in the custody case is set for July 15.

I am going to see a premiere of Will Smith’s newest movie, Hancock, on Thursday. I am not really sure how I feel about it. Will Smith is always good for an interesting summer movie. He’s a pretty straight forward guy and a family man. He’s never gotten in trouble and you don’t hear about him unless it’s good things about his marriage or kids. Maybe Britney should go on vacation with him and his family rather than Mel Gibson. She could probably learn a few things from Jada. We won’t know what happened in court for a few more weeks. That means a few days. Check back for news.

Update:Britney Spears has been awarded overnight visits with sons Sean Preston and Jayden James, following a court ruling in Los Angeles yesterday. Brits hasn’t been allowed to have her children stay overnight since she was hospitalized on January 3. However, after hearing glowing reports from her parenting coach, the judge ruled that “progress is being made by both parties.” (Source)