Britney Spears' Visitation Rights Suspended

According to reports, L.A. County Commissioner Scott Gordon has ordered that Britney Spears' visitation rights with her two children be suspended.

Us Magazine reports that the order came a day after Kevin Federline's lawyer called for an hour-long, ex-partner hearing in Federline and Spears' ongoing custody battle in the Los Angeles Superior Court.

However, it was not immediately clear how the troubled 25-year-old singer violated the order.
The 'Toxic' singer is expected back in court Friday October 26th.

Spears was awarded one monitored overnight visit with her sons, Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1, during an October 11 hearing.

Meanwhile, former 'N Sync' singer Lance Bass has reveled that he tried to reach out to the troubled singer - in the November issue of G Magazine, when Lance was asked if he’s been in contact with the troubled pop star, he replied “I tried. I tried. She’s my neighbor in Beverly Hills. She lives next door. I tried to get in touch with her – I wanted to be that friend to help her. I don’t think she’s having any of her old friends anymore.”

“I felt bad for her,” Bass says. “I knew she was about to go through a lot of crap. I felt the need to share something. So I sat her on my bed, and I’m like, Well, I’m gay!”

People.com reports that Bass, who would not come out of the closest publicly for another 2½ years, said “I’m more liberated and happy than I’ve been my whole life”), says Spears was shocked.

“I was always the Southern gentleman,” he says.