In the space of a week she's been blasted by London MPs, accused of splitting up Steps, and now Britney Spears has come under fire again.
Her string of TV interviews, shot in the UK last week, were heavily censored, says a Swedish journalist who flew over to meet her.
Tobjorn Ek claims a huge amount of questions he was asked to send over in advance were banned by her management, who "destroyed all possibility of journalistic work".
Speaking to Nojes Bladet, he said: "They deleted half of my questions that I had to send in advance.
"I could not ask about her co-operation with Swedish songwriters, I could not ask about Miley Cyrus or Selena Gomez, Britney's successors in the Disney industry.
"I could not ask about Chris crocker's world-famous 'Leave Britney Alone' clip, and they had even deleted the question 'What do you hope the future will bring?'"
He also claimed the interview was brought to an abrupt stop when he asked Spears if she felt "over-protected".
"I do not believe a word of her response," he said.
Fans have slammed the interview on YouTube, with one saying "She seems p*****d throughout the interview. Like "Whatever B***h" face.. (sic)"
Another said "a good interviewer is meant to ask artists things that people want to know. They have to take a risk and "go there""
Sounds like a right Circus...
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