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Britney Spear's former manager was served papers by Kevin Federline's legal team when he visited a tanning salon yesterday.
Larry Rudolph had admitted to on Ryan Seacrest's radio show that he was actively avoiding being subpoenaed because his testimony wouldn't be flattering for Spears. Although he no longer works with the trainwreck of a pop star, he didn't want to be disloyal to the woman who fired him and blamed him for forcing her into rehab.
So far the subpoena list includes Britney's cousin Alli Sims, Britney's body guard Daimon Shippen, Promises Rehab Facility, and Britney's former assistant Shannon Funk.
When Alli was served, she started crying and with Larry admitting to have been hiding out to avoid getting served, it really makes you wonder how horrible the stuff they don't want to talk about is.
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8-31-2007 @ 9:27AM
nicolebarber said...OK I promised myself I would pass on any Britney talk but I broke this promise. Her manager looks strung out could he be the supplier to her problems?
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10-01-2007 @ 6:27PM
darbyshaw said...It is a sad condition Britney is in and I am saddened with every step backward for her. Pray for her being restored and healthy again.
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