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Britney Spears had quite the busy week. After wrapping up the North American leg of her tour with two concerts in Las Vegas over the weekend, the singer debuted her new single, "3," on radio station Z100 Tuesday morning. But that wasn't enough excitement for her: On Wednesday, Spears purchased a pet parakeet.
During a trip to the California Pet Center near Calabasas, Calif., the singer decided to procure a pet. "Britney had just picked up some dog food when she spotted the parakeets and decided to buy one," an eyewitness tells PEOPLEPets.com. "She settled on a yellow parakeet and bought a big, white cage and several toys for the bird." Though she didn't reveal an intended name for her new feathered friend, the source says she "seemed excited about her new family addition." Most recently, Spears was known to own a Yorkie named London, as well as another perky parakeet.
Parakeets, which mainly eat seeds and fruit, are popular as family pets. Though they stay small in size, they're related to parrots, and in some cases, can mimic the words of their owners.
Perhaps Spears's bird soon will be singing along with Mom's greatest hits?
Source: PeoplePets.com
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Los Angeles, CA - International icon, Britney Spears, received an apology from the UK's more! magazine for publishing an article stating they had an exclusive interview with her in their June 8th, 2009 issue. More! states in their September 29th, 2009 issue, "More! would like to apologize to our readers and to Britney Spears for having wrongly described the Q&A with Ms Spears we published in our June 8, 2009 issue as an exclusive. The article was brought to More! by a freelance contributor, Jan Janssen. We now understand that Ms. Spears quotes where given to the press generally and not exclusively to Jan Janssen. The article was not a more! exclusive as we had been led to believe. Nor was it authorized by Ms. Spears. We apologize to Ms. Spears for any distress and damage caused." More! also agreed to pay damages and Ms Spears' legal costs.
