Shock Britney News
Britney Spears' troubles seem to be increasing by the day.
Her manager is the latest person to have flown the nest, just hours after her lawyer also stopped representing her.
Her management company The Firm released a statement saying: "It saddens us to confirm media reports that we have terminated our professional relationship with Britney Spears.
"We believe Britney is enormously talented, and has made a terrific record.
"But current circumstances have prevented us from properly doing our job. We wish Britney the best."
Yet it seems they were keeping schtum over the actual circumstances.
The blokey actually representing Brit was Jeff Kwatinetz of The Firm. And it appears that he wasn't the first to up sticks and leave camp Britney.
Legal Issues
Earlier in the day, Laura Wasser stepped down as her attorney in the custody battle with Kevin Federline.
Ms Wasser told People magazine: "I don't want anyone to perceive that we're dumping Britney."
And things have taken a turn inside the courtroom also...
The Bodyguard
Kevin Federline
Her former bodyguard has given his version of events - apparently Tony Barretto was so appalled by the treatment of Brit's two children that he decided to speak out in court.
His lawyer Gloria Allred told People he was "a key and secret witness in the Britney Spears-Kevin Federline custody battle".
The chap was with Brit pretty much 24/7, until he was chopped in May 07.
His lawyer added: "Although he was reluctant to come forward and become embroiled in her custody dispute, he felt he had to because of his concerns about the children."
About the court proceedings Ms Allred said: "We are shocked that Miss Spears' legal team did not cross-examine our client as to the contents of his statement, which contained concerns regarding nudity by Miss Spears, drug use and the safety of her children.
"Since he was not cross-examined on his evidence, it remains undisputed."
And now there's also chat that he's going to put forward a complaint with LA social service chiefs about her fitness as a mum.
''The Firm'', a company which pop singer Britney Spears hired to manage her career just over one month ago, no longer wishes to  manage Spears, and has terminated the services they were providing her to promote her new record.

"We have terminated our professional relationship with Britney Spears. We believe she is enormously talented, but current circumstances have prevented us from properly doing our job," said the company in a statement to the media. Jeff Kwatinetz was the manager for Spears. It is not yet known what circumstances caused the company to sever their ties with Spears.

Spears is releasing a new album, scheduled to be put on shelves in November, and her record label, , has stated that the recent incident will not delay the release of her record.

"The label does not comment on artist/management relations. We're gearing up for a Nov. 13 album release date," said the record label in a statement to the media.