Britney Spears spends Thanksgiving with family, buys luxury pad
Britney Spears, 33, is currently busy performing five nights a week for her Las Vegas residency “Britney: Piece of Me.” On Nov. 26, Thursday, she took some time off and visited her family on Thanksgiving.
The “Womanizer” singer took to Instagram to share a photo of her Thanksgiving vacation with her family. She poses with her brother Bryan Spears, 38, and Jamie Lynn Spears, 24, in the photo, which she captioned, “Happy gobble gobble!”
Also in the photo are Britney’s sons Sean Federline , 10, and Jayden James Federline , 9, as well as Jamie Lynn’s daughter Maddie Briann Aldridge , 7. For Thanksgiving, Britney wore a brightly coloured T-shirt with black trousers.
Born in McComb, Mississippi, Britney was raised in Kentwood, Louisiana. She was only 17 when she released her debut studio album “…Baby One More Time,” which included the songs “Born to Make You Happy,” “From the Bottom of My Broken Heart” and “Sometimes.”
Britney has not released an album since her eighth studio album titled “Britney Jean,” which was released on Dec. 3, 2013. It appeared that she dedicated her time to her first residency show “Britney: Piece of Me,” which premiered on Dec. 27, 2013 at The AXIS auditorium of the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Recently, it was revealed that one of Britney’s fans is Adele. In an interview with NPR, the “Hello” singer said that she loves the “Womanizer” singer.
Meanwhile, Britney Spears bought an exclusive villa in Thousand Oaks for $7.4 million( AU $10 million). Located in California about 70 kilometres northwest of Los Angeles, the luxury pad was originally developed by the Hollywood actors Bruce Willis and Sylvester Stallone, among others, according to Wales Online.
Designed in a Mediterranean style, the main residence of the luxury pad has an interior spanning more than 1,000 square metres. The recent sale of the luxury estate to Spears was managed by Engel & Völkers Westlake Village.
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