As a bad dream. Britney Spears is once again making headlines by stirring up controversies and exhibiting suspicious behavior that worries her fans, sadly reminding us of the dark times she experienced just twenty years ago. On March 4th, the 44-year-old singer was arrested and placed in custody for driving under the influence and intoxication. After her release, her entourage reacted, describing it as an “unfortunate and totally inexcusable incident” that led the mother of Sean Preston and Jayden James to agree to enter a detoxification program in early April, following the advice of her two sons.
Britney Spears: the singer, charged with drunk driving, is expected in court. According to information from France 24, as reported in Elle and Gala magazines, Britney Spears was charged on Thursday, April 30 for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, following her arrest in March. The singer of Toxic is scheduled to appear in a Ventura County court in California on Monday, May 4. She is not required to attend the hearing as it is a minor offense, our colleagues clarify, and is likely to be represented by her lawyer. The decision of whether Ms. Spears will attend the hearing or not will be made jointly by her and her lawyer, stated the district attorney’s office in a statement shared by People.
She could also avoid prison by obtaining a plea deal: “This is a classic step in cases with no criminal history, no injury, if the blood alcohol level is low, and if the defendants voluntarily enter a detox program,” explained Elle. She will likely “attend a road safety awareness course and pay a fine.” A good lesson on driving safety for Britney Spears…
How did Kevin Federline react to Britney Spears’ decision to undergo detoxification? From 2004 to 2007, Britney Spears had a passionate and highly publicized romance with dancer Kevin Federline, the father of her two sons. On April 13th, the former husband of the star responded to her entry into detox, supporting her decision. “Kevin is aware that she has entered a detox center. If she needs help, he is happy that she’s receiving it, and if this decision seems to have been made on her own initiative, and not imposed by others, then if that is the case,” said his lawyer Mark Vincent Kaplan to TMZ. He added, “The important thing is that she follows the recommended treatment program and completes it.” True support or hypocrisy from Kevin Federline, who has not often minced his words about his former partner? Only he knows.
