The pop princess, Britney Spears (28 years), apparently got engaged to her boyfriend, agent Jason Trawick (37 years). The U.S. press got huge on the subject after the star was recently spotted wearing an engagement ring and rumors about the wedding say that will apparently take place next year.

After the playback scandal she passed by after her concerts in Australia, Britney Spears enjoys a mini-vacation with her two sons and boyfriend, Jason Trawick.

“They looked like a happy family. Jason loves the children and he played Superman for them, hiding and playing for hours,” said a witness for The Sun.

While she conquers the musical charts with her last single, “3″, Britney Spears conquers her fans with sexy … involuntary appearances.

Britney was surprised by the paparazzi on the streets of Sydney, Australia, wearing a white blouse that let everyone see her strengthened nipples. Sexy!

Britney Spears has stunned those who visited the Mirage Casino in Las Vegas this last days when the star bought sweets worth of $ 3 000 from a shop.
Britney was in Vegas to visit her sons and friend. “She spent almost 3000 dollars on lollipops. She left the store with 10 bags of sweets. She purchased some shirts for her children, but also some souvenirs for the dancers in his band”, said one witness. Spears held in Vegas her last concert of the tour “Circus”, which seemed to have consumed all her energy. And this are not the only money she consumed sweets, the store sending in the artists room chocolate milk worth $2,500.

Britney Spears needs to pay over 200,000 dollars due to an incident happened over two years ago, when Britney stepped with her car on the photographer’s leg.
Although at first the photographer said he has no financial claims and that the incident will be forgotten, now changed his mind and wants to charge a tidy sum for his injury.
Ricardo Mendoza explained the request by the fact that he spent enough time in hospitals when he was hurt Britney. The amount, he said, includes both bills from the clinic, as well as moral damages from the incident.