Western pop diva Britney Spears was reported to have been arrested for DUI on the 4th, and was booked at 3 a.m. on the 5th. She has since been released and is expected to appear in court on May 4th. Britney's spokesperson issued a statement saying: “This is an unfortunate and completely unforgivable incident. Britney will take the right actions and cooperate with the law, hoping this will be the first step towards the long-overdue changes in her life.” The statement also said: “Her sons will accompany her for a while, and her family and friends will work with her to formulate a plan that should have been in place long ago, to help her build better physical and mental health and a better life.”
Recently, Britney also sold her song rights and some related rights to Primary Wave. In January this year, she wrote in an Instagram post that due to 'extremely sensitive reasons,' she would no longer perform in the United States. However, she later deleted the post.
Since ending her 13-year conservatorship in 2021, Britney has kept a low profile. Since releasing her album "Glory" in 2016, she has not put out any new albums. Her most recent live performance in the United States was in 2018, when she performed at the final show of the 'Piece of Me Tour' at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. She originally planned to return to Las Vegas in 2019 for another residency show 'Britney: Domination,' but ultimately announced a postponement and temporarily withdrew from performing.
Source: Apple Online News