Britney Spears Purchased An Elephant For Her Sister Jamie Lynn

The reports are that Britney Spears purchased an elephant for her sister Jamie Lynn. The pop star has ordered not just a little stuffed animal, bur a six-foot tall custom made elephant for her pregnant sister, and has even given out more than $30,000 for Jamie Lynn's nursery.

Appearantly all that money went to an ocean theme for her future niece or nephew and she wants to give them the best of the best from the beginning.

The new baby will not only be swimming with the dolphins but will have organic bedding and baby blankets. Petit Tresor is the one behind this very environmentally friendly nursery in Kentwood, Louisiana.


The huge custom made elephant has a blue bow and will sit in the middle of the nursery. Since Britney's picking up the tab for little sis, she's sparing no expense with the over $30,000 tab.

With the blue bow on the elephant and after the two sisters bought items in blue at the baby store. The rumor mill is in full swing that Jamie Lynn's first baby with boyfriend Casey Aldridge is a boy.

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News: Britney Spears Is Back

Britney's Dad took control of her affairs and empire on Feb 1st after she was released from a L.A. hospital where she was held on a psychiatric evaluation. The L.A. courts felt Britney was unable to continue caring for herself.

Her father's control has been extended until July 31, attorneys have been brought in to make decisions for her and audit her business deals. This all happened after the second time in one month that Britney's mental status had been questioned by doctors, so there wasn't much question that the court was acting in the pop star's best interest.

However, news this week is that Britney is back to work. She is rehearsing and taping an episode of the television comedy "How I Met Your Mother" and also released a new movie video. This seems to call into question how sick the star really is. When it's been less than forty five days since she was first legally unable to make her own decisions. Britney does seem well enough to function on the set.

On Monday March 17th we might find out more regarding Britney's mental status at a hearing. This hearing is about the temporary restraining order against her former manager Sam Lufti. There is new arguments whether Mr. Lufti or those handling her now are to blame for her mental problems.

Your guess is as good as mine what will be coming next, but right now Britney states she is "having a blast" with her new work endeavors, especially on set. She's at least not adventuring out in strange hair and accents, so she must be doing better.

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Breaking News: Hospital to Fire Workers in Spears Case

Britney Spears arrives for the grand opening party of LAX nightclub at the Luxor hotel-casino in Las Vegas, in a Sept. 1, 2007 file photo. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File)

Mar 14, 2008

LOS ANGELES (AP) — UCLA Medical Center will fire some employees and discipline others for snooping at the confidential medical records of Britney Spears, who was hospitalized in its psychiatric ward, a hospital official told The Associated Press.

Jeri Simpson, the hospital's director of human resources who was involved in the investigations of the confidentiality breach, confirmed the action but could not say how many employees were affected. The hospital did not say when the snooping took place or which of Spears records were looked at.

The Los Angeles Times reported on its Web site Friday that the breaches stemmed from incidents before Spears' most recent hospitalization, but did not elaborate.

The newspaper said more than 13 employees, none of whom are doctors, would be fired. Twelve others, including several doctors, will be disciplined otherwise for looking at her computerized records, it reported.

This is not the first time the hospital has had to reprimand employees for looking at Spears' records. Several workers were fired after they were caught snooping after Spears gave birth to her first son, Sean Preston, in September 2005.

"It's not only surprising, it's very frustrating and it's very disappointing," Simpson told the newspaper, adding that she felt "horrible" that it happened again.

Spears was admitted to the hospital twice in January under a state law allowing patients to be held against their will for up to 72 hours for evaluation if they are deemed a danger to themselves or others. On her second trip to the medical center, Spears stayed for nearly a week.

Leading up to the hospitalizations, Spears had been behaving bizarrely. She shaved her head, was seen in public without underwear, ran over a celebrity photographer's foot and attacked a vehicle with an umbrella.

After her Feb. 6 release, a judge placed Spears and her estate under a temporary conservatorship. Conservatorships are granted for people deemed unable to take care of themselves or their affairs.

Spears has since had very limited contact with her toddler sons who are under the sole physical and legal custody of her ex-husband Kevin Federline.

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Breaking NewsHospital to Fire Workers in Spears Case

Mar 14, 2008

LOS ANGELES (AP) — UCLA Medical Center will fire some employees and discipline others for snooping at the confidential medical records of Britney Spears, who was hospitalized in its psychiatric ward, a hospital official told The Associated Press.

Jeri Simpson, the hospital's director of human resources who was involved in the investigations of the confidentiality breach, confirmed the action but could not say how many employees were affected. The hospital did not say when the snooping took place or which of Spears records were looked at.

The Los Angeles Times reported on its Web site Friday that the breaches stemmed from incidents before Spears' most recent hospitalization, but did not elaborate.

The newspaper said more than 13 employees, none of whom are doctors, would be fired. Twelve others, including several doctors, will be disciplined otherwise for looking at her computerized records, it reported.

This is not the first time the hospital has had to reprimand employees for looking at Spears' records. Several workers were fired after they were caught snooping after Spears gave birth to her first son, Sean Preston, in September 2005.

"It's not only surprising, it's very frustrating and it's very disappointing," Simpson told the newspaper, adding that she felt "horrible" that it happened again.

Spears was admitted to the hospital twice in January under a state law allowing patients to be held against their will for up to 72 hours for evaluation if they are deemed a danger to themselves or others. On her second trip to the medical center, Spears stayed for nearly a week.

Leading up to the hospitalizations, Spears had been behaving bizarrely. She shaved her head, was seen in public without underwear, ran over a celebrity photographer's foot and attacked a vehicle with an umbrella.

After her Feb. 6 release, a judge placed Spears and her estate under a temporary conservatorship. Conservatorships are granted for people deemed unable to take care of themselves or their affairs.

Spears has since had very limited contact with her toddler sons who are under the sole physical and legal custody of her ex-husband Kevin Federline.

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