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Britney Hides From Child Services, Et Al. at the Four Seasons Hotel

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July 12, 2007 at 9:29 AM | by | Comment (1)

Both scary stalker photo agency X17 and Page Six are reporting that Britney Spears is holing up at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills, essentially avoiding everyone in her life, including child protective services.

X17 says the agency visited Brit's house three times in one week because there were no fences around her swimming pools that would protect her kids from falling in. So she does what she always does when time gets rough. Stay at a hotel y'all!:

Apparently she was sobbing during dinner - with her new bodyguard/manny by her side - but still managed to puff through a few ciggies. She retreated upstairs to a room and we never spotted her come down again ...

Page Six also says Britney's down and out because not only has she cut her mother out of her life but she has dropped her cousin/assistant Alli and that KFed won't sign the divorce papers. Man, she definitely deserves some room service!

[Photo: GossipRocks]

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A big Brit's fan

I'm a big fan of Britney Spears and I hope she'll get the strength for a comeback. I'm sure that now she has a hard time and I'm glad that she has chosen to stay away from the stage for a while. The Four Seasons Hotel looks great and I wonder if the clients can use their easy saver rewards credit cards.
RianVinny on March 16, 2011 at 5:52 AM #Permalink

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