Former troubled singer Britney Spears will share equal custody of her children with Kevin Federline until 2010, after a judge extended an agreement allowing her to see the kids during her Circus world tour. Britney negotiated a deal with ex-hubby Federline earlier this year, which allowed her to take her two sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, around the globe while she is touring. Federline, who has primary custody of the children, travelled with Spears entourage, and the deal worked out so well for everyone, that Spears was granted extra time with the children, splitting custody equally. The deal was initially agreed until the end of August, but lawyers for both parents have agreed to extend the order until the end of 2009. Britney will still be allowed 50/50 custody, and even more at certain times, according to TMZ.com.
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Former toxic singer Britney Spears is denying gossip that she’s staging fake music video auditions to liven up her love life, following allegations she propositioned a sexy male model during a recent casting. Britney has not been dating much since her divorce from Kevin Federline, and rumors suggest her romance with her agent, Jason Trawick, has recently cooled off. According to the New York Daily News, the star set up a fake casting in Los Angeles California to find a new boyfriend, but her hand-picked suitor, 24-year-old model Bekim Trenova, turned her down flat. A source says, "When he got there, there was no camera crew. There was just Britney. She was looking sexy. She made it pretty clear that she was less interested in hiring him than in dating him. Bekim found the whole scene very weird. He was polite but not interested. He made some excuse to get out of there." Trenova has declined to comment. But a spokesperson for Spears claims the story is "completely false," insisting "She (Spears) doesn’t know this guy".
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Pop singer Britney Spears has posted a stern warning on her official website telling fans not to fall for fake ‘meet and greets’ on Internet auction sites. Britney and her management are concerned that devoted fans could be cheated out of their money by online scams, offering them the chance to meet the star in person. Britney is insisting her fans should only enter legitimate competitions which have been set up in conjunction with her Circus tour, because online auctions could be fake. A post on Spears’ official website reads, "There have been recent sightings of Internet auctions for fans to bid for a chance meet Britney. BritneySpears.com wants to warn fans about these fraudulent opportunities. These postings are fake. "Fans would never be charged to meet Britney. The only meet and greets available for the Circus tour are through radio contests in select cities. Please be sure to listen to your local radio station to see if your city is eligible for a meet and greet. Do not bid for one online."
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