Britney Spears Just talks about Her "Funny" Botox Experience
Britney Spears Just talks about Her "Funny" Botox Experience Britney Spears Britney Spears Just Compared Her "Funny" Botox Experience Most people, including Britney Spears, want to use cosmetic methods to reduce the aging process and look younger. This experience is different for everyone and it seems that Britney Spears' experience was a little different. Britney Spears talked about her Botox experience with her fans. Britney Spears has had a fun experience. Since the much-celebrated end of her 13-year conservatorship, Britney Spears has been free to share her inner most thoughts and feelings with the world. In recent months, Britney Spears’ Instagram profile has been home to the singer’s frequent updates on everything from wardrobe changes to musings on her family drama with her sister, Jamie Lynn. Now, Britney has taken to the social media site to talk about her previous experience with cosmetic surgery. Botox, to be exact. In a lengthy caption accompanying a video of her sitting on a private plane en route to a “tropical destination,” the singer admitted her former attempt at banishing her wrinkles didn’t exactly go to plan. She wrote: "I’m really debating on getting Botox. I think I’m getting subtle lines on my forehead, but the last time I did it, my eyebrow was raised like the funny girl in the movie Just Go With It.” Now, if you have watched the 2011 film Just Go With It , you may instantly know what Spears is referring to, and it’s truly a comical sight. In the scene, Danny (Adam Sandler) sees a patient (Rachel Dratch) who is seeking a fix to her botched plastic surgery job. The memorable moment in the film sees Danny unable to hold his laughter, as the patient has one eyebrow abnormally higher than the other. Spears went on to say: ‘"For three weeks, it wouldn’t come down, it stayed up there. Lol, sounds funny, but it actually wasn’t. I thought it was permanent. I mean, I’m surprised people don’t sue.” The singer ended her reflective caption with "Anyways just happy to be here as in, present. Grace. Cherishing moments and, most of all, getting strong, spiritually. P.s. I’m not drinking at all, just acting.” The songstress’ vacation comes shortly after it was announced that she’s signed a book deal reportedly worth $15 million dollars with publishing house Simon & Schuster. The book will provide Spears’ accounts on her life, family, fame, and music, and hopefully more hilarious anecdotes. The #FreeBritney brigade will no doubt be very eager to read this one. Britney Spears's push for end to her father's control Britney Spears' highly public bid to end her father's guardianship could reach its conclusion this week. After weeks of twists and turns – and two major new documentaries – Britney Spears' highly public bid to end her father's guardianship could reach its conclusion at a court hearing Wednesday (Mar 2). Britney's father has controlled her life for the past 13 years, under a controversial legal arrangement that the US pop singer has slammed as "abusive" and that her lawyers have demanded be scrapped. Jamie Spears "must be suspended on Sep 29; followed by the prompt termination of the conservatorship", her lawyer Mathew Rosengart wrote in a filing this week. "Every day that goes by with him as conservator – every day and every hour – is one in which he causes his daughter anguish and pain," the petition says. Those claims were seemingly bolstered by a New York Times documentary released Friday that alleged Jamie Spears had surveillance devices secretly installed in Britney's bedroom to record her conversations. "It really reminded me of somebody that was in prison," a former security firm employee told the Controlling Britney Spears filmmakers. Britney's lawyers this week said the Times' allegations about Jamie Spears showed "horrifying and unconscionable invasions of his adult daughter's privacy". Jamie Spears denies any illegal surveillance took place. Yet another new documentary – Netflix's "Britney vs Spears," released on Tuesday – claims Britney twice tried to hire her own lawyer in the early years of the conservatorship, but was denied. In July, Britney was finally successful in appointing her own lawyer – Rosengart – and last month Jamie Spears himself filed a petition for Britney's conservatorship to be ended. But while he acknowledged his daughter "believes that she can handle her own life", he remains in place. "NEVER FIT TO SERVE" In the petition this week, Britney's lawyers accuse Jamie Spears of seeking to delay the end of the guardianship for his own financial benefit. His efforts are "a subterfuge, designed to avoid the stigma of being suspended and its consequences, including the likelihood of disgorgement and rejection of outstanding legal fees", the petition alleges. "Disgorgement" is a legal term meaning the repayment of ill-gotten gains. Britney's representatives and fans have long accused her father of profiting from the guardianship, which was set up after a highly public 2007 breakdown when the shaven-headed star attacked a paparazzo's car at a gas station. Meanwhile, Jamie Spears has objected to Britney's choice of a new temporary conservator to replace him, saying that certified public accountant John Zabel lacks the necessary experience, US media reported Monday. In turn, Britney's lawyers say her father was "never fit to serve", citing in their petition allegations of Jamie Spears' "reported alcoholism" and "trauma he caused his daughter since her childhood". Many of those barbs are likely to resurface on Wednesday afternoon, when a total of 15 petitions are listed to be heard by Judge Brenda Penny at a downtown Los Angeles courthouse. Source Bustle CNA
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