More Britney, and news that the popstress could get overnight visits with her two sons again. Spears, of course, has had incredibly restricted access to Sean Preston and Jayden James ever since that incident at the start of the year where she refused to hand them back after a visit. But insiders say that Spears has shown more "responsible parental behaviour" during recent sessions with her sons, and that that may persuade the courts to increase her access to them.
Though Mark Vincent Kaplan, the lawyer for ex Kevin Federline who currently has custody of the children, aired some caution despite restressing that his client's long term aim is to have his children's mother back in their lives.
He told OK magazine: "Britney's progress over the last two months is good. But it's premature to say that two months shows a pattern of consistency. We need to see a steady, consistent trend of behaviour for a while. The goal is consistency over time with nothing at all out of the ordinary".
He added: "Kevin's goal involves primary custody but also involves his desire to see Britney become, over time, a solid and substantial figure in her boys' lives. And she is inching toward that".