Britney Spears’ Team Says Abuse Allegations Are False

  Britney Spears’ Team Says Abuse Allegations Are False

Britney Spears is not taking these allegations of Jason Trawick abusing her lightly. Her team lashed out at Star magazine and is planning legal action for their false story.

Britney’s co-conservator Andrew Wallet told TMZ:

“Every aspect of the story published by Star Magazine is completely and utterly false. Star Magazine was informed of the falsity of the story before it was published. All the statements attributable to Jason Alexander [in the Star Magazine story] are completely fabricated.

Later this morning RadarOnline posted what they claimed to be a conversation between Britney and Jason, but this is also a fake:

The audio recording posted on RadarOnline is a fraud and it is NOT Britney.
The audio they are allegedly relying on between Britney and Jason Alexander is obviously fake and ridiculous — it is NOT HER. Jason Trawick has never abused her.

I hope Star has some hard evidence to back their story because a lawsuit sound inevitable:

They have defamed Britney Spears and we will be taking appropriate legal action.”

I wonder if this means that Jason never really talked to Star? That’s sort of what it sounds like, right? Britney has worked so hard to eliminate the drama from her life, this is the last thing she needs to deal with.

Britney Spears To Tour Australia In November 2009

Britney Spears young American pop star is to perform in Australia next november 2009. This Britney's tour in Australia will be the first time in her career and will be titled The Circus Starring Britney Spears. This Circus tour will organized by Britney Spears in association with Dainty Consolidated Entertainment.

The show has a cast of 44 dancers, magicians, clowns and acrobats, and will tour Australia with 34 trucks carrying about 60 tonnes of equipment.

Spears, 27 year-old, will play six concerts in four cities and beginning in Perth on November 6 before wrapping up in Brisbane on November 24, the Britney Spears's website said. "I've wanted to tour Australia for quite some time and now it's finally happening," Spears said.

Tour dates are:

Friday, 6 November Perth Burswood Dome
Wednesday, 11 November Melbourne Rod Laver Arena
Thursday, 12 November Melbourne Rod Laver Arena
Thursday, 19 November Sydney Acer Arena
Friday, 20 November Sydney Acer Arena
Tuesday, 24 November Brisbane Entertainment Centre


Tickets will go on sale on July 3 for shows in Perth on November 6, Melbourne on November 11 and 12, Sydney on November 19 and 20, and Brisbane on November 24. Cheapest seats are $99.90, with others priced at $149.90 and $199.90.

Until now Britney Spears become one of the top-selling artists of the last decade, and to date she has sold in excess of 63 million albums worldwide: ...Baby One More Time (1999); Oops!... I Did It Again (2000); Britney (2001); In The Zone (2003) and Blackout (2007).


Her current album Circus released on her birthday, December 2, 2008, debuted No. 1 in six countries including Canada, Switzerland, Mexico, Brazil, Japan, and Top 10 in an additional seven countries. Circus got underway in New Orleans in March, the singer's first major tour in five years.

Spears had been due to stage five concerts in Australia during her 2004 Onyx Hotel tour but cancelled after suffering a knee injury while shooting a video.

Spears, who suffered myriad personal problems following her 2006 divorce from ex-husband Kevin Federline, has rebuilt her career in recent months, enjoying chart-topping album success and largely positive concert reviews.