Even this is more interesting than you greenwo lol hahaha.
Britney Spears has completed a month in rehab and left a luxury Malibu facility, pleading for privacy while she rebuilds her life with her two young children.
Spears's manager Larry Rudolph said in a statement that the pop singer was released on Tuesday (local time) by the Promises Malibu Treatment Centre "after successfully completing their program".
"We ask that the media respects her privacy as well as those of her family and friends at this time," the statement said.
Spears, 25, checked into Promises on February 21 after shaving her own head following weeks of erratic public behaviour that coincided with an escalating divorce battle.
The specific treatment Spears was seeking was not made clear, but the former teen idol was photographed on several occasions making her way to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings outside the facility during her stay there.
Some celebrity watchers speculated that she may have been battling post-natal depression after the birth in September 2006 of her second baby in 12 months.
The minimum stay for most centres is 30 days, but Promises founder Richard Rogg has said the usual stay at his facility is about 45 days.
Promises, a celebrity magnet nestled in the mountains overlooking the Pacific Ocean, offers a tough love philosophy that requires patients to perform menial chores in a highly pampered setting.
In the week leading up to her arrival at Promises, Spears had spent less than a day at guitarist Eric Clapton's Crossroads rehab centre in Antigua.
She then returned to Los Angeles, where she tearfully shaved her head in a beauty salon and then checked in and swiftly out of Promises before deciding to stay there.
Spears filed for divorce from second husband Kevin Federline in November after two years of marriage and two children.
Celebrity website TMZ.com reports that Federline and Spears have now agreed to share custody of their sons while they finalise their divorce.
- Reuters
How boring was that....not as boring as you greewo rofl.
