
Troubled Pop star Britney Spears has hand delivered a lawyer’s letter to her estranged mother – but according to various reports, it’s not a restraining order…
The “Oops I did it again” singer fell out with her mum Lynne earlier this year for being ‘pushed’ into rehab after months of hard partying following her split from her trailer trash husband Kevin Federline.
Spears was spotted visiting a Valencia, California movie set on Thursday where her younger sister Jamie Lynn is currently working, and was seen handing over a document to her mother while exchanging a few brief words, before the 25-year-old stormed back to her parked Mercedes.
Video footage of her impromptu visit has since surfaced on the internet.
Media reports allege Spears was serving her mother with a restraining order, but TMZ claims it is actually a letter from an out-of-state lawyer. The site claims the singer could not legally deliver such an order if she was the one seeking it.
According to the reports, the letter was a blunt request to Lynne to keep her distance from Britney’s two young sons, 19-month-old Sean Preston and nine-month-old Jayden James, if she is on medication that could “impair her ability to be around them”.
Meanwhile its been revealed the troubled singer has reportedly pulled out of a concert with Cyndi Lauper – because she refuses to sing live.
Britney was expected to perform at the True Colors tour in Los Angeles on Saturday with Erasure, Deborah Harry, The Dresden Dolls and The MisShapes with Jeffree Star – but allegedly canceled the appearance because she wasn’t allowed to mime.
A source told British tabloid newspaper “The Sun” , “Britney said she’d only lip-sync but to work with Cyndi, you have to perform.”
Although Spears was never officially confirmed for the tour line-up, earlier this week her choreographer Misha Gabriel told People.com the star would be performing one song at the Greek Theater gig.
The last time Britney Performed live, she lip-synced her way though a series of brief 15 minute concerts.
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