Comments on: Larry Rudolph says Britney is ready for a comeback

By: Kayla

Kayla — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:56:01 +0000

Britney is getting better. She is making progress. She is seeing her boys 3 or more days a week. She is working. That is more than we can say for alot of people. Maybe she wants to tour. Whatever she wants to do, I mean it is her life, not ours. Back off her was said a billion times, she has been thru hell and is still standing “yall” what in the hell do you want?? It is none of our business what she plans to do in the future. She can open her own dance studio or take bit parts on sitcoms, or maybe even write a book about how freaks wouldn’t leave her alone!!! BEST WISHES TO BRITNEY!!!!!!

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By: LefsaFan

LefsaFan — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:08:48 +0000

rottenkitty, you don’t know that she was diagnosed bipolar, or even “mentally ill.” That is all speculation. She is NOT a deadbeat mother like arc claims. If there is a deadbeat in the picture, it’s K-Fed.

But a few things are clear, to me — she has a sharp mind, she is uniquely talented, she is a sweet person, she was robbed of a childhood, she loves her babies, and she is trying her best to be a good mother.

Nobody is pushing her for a comeback, least of all Larry Rudolph. He is simply making an observation from the point of view of a professional who has been her friend and manager for most of her career. She and the babies will get past K-Fed’s mess just fine.

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By: arc

arc — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 05:18:31 +0000

Gee whiz, you know what would be more impressive than a comeback tour?

Being a f*cking mother to her own kids!! Has everyone forgotten that she has two latch-key babies being reared by KFed’s nanny somewhere?

Let’s focus on that first, people! Seriously, Brit, invest whatever is left of your fortune, move into a sensible house far away from Hollywood and take care of your children.

She’s not mentally ill – she’s as coherent as she wants to be when it’s convenient (like when she needs to memorize lines for a sitcom appearance).

I have zero sympathy for a deadbeat mother.

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By: rottenkitty

rottenkitty — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 02:12:20 +0000

Wasn’t she diagnosed as being bi-polar? Not to mention her abuse issues. And she is so incapable of running her life that her father was put in charge of her assets.

Does anyone really think she’s mentally stable enough to perform or tour? In only a matter of a few months?

It takes years of therapy and proper medication for someone as mentally ill as she apparently is to function normally.

And if there are people in her camp who seriously think she’s in any condition to be working, they don’t have her best interests at heart.

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By: mollination

mollination — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 21:56:45 +0000

Looks like the tide has turned too far and people care so much about her well being that they don’t want her performing anymore. oops.

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By: Julia

Julia — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 18:57:52 +0000

I wish they would just concentrate on getting her better and getting her some access to her children (in that order obviously) surely those things have got to be a higher priority than pushing her back into the spotlight because she has acted better for a couple of days? It’s like they all have to milk that cash cow – shameful, really…

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By: daisy

daisy — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 16:16:58 +0000

She’s not that bright in my opinion Since her dad ( the only person who can keep her in check) has been involved in her life she seems to have calmed down . She was , however, involved in a traffic accident the other night.

I know people that are’nt too smart, the special ed classes in school etc. they are sweet gentle people with a williness to please but they get taken advangate of something terrible. One person I know whenever he was on his own he would be taken advantage of people would steal from him move into his house and not leave drop off a herd of sheep . He went to live with a realtive who keeps an eye out for him and since then he has not been overwhelm with people using him.

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By: dinigi

dinigi — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 09:29:37 +0000

rather see her than madonna’s tired crotch ANY DAY

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By: xiaoecho

xiaoecho — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 01:41:56 +0000

I agree with ? and journey……why is everyone assuming that Brits decisions are being made for her. All the indications are that since her family re-entered her life she has been taking baby steps back to her real self under the watchful care of people who love her instead of exploiters. Reading, and a thirst for knowledge are a habit acquired in childhood – and lets face it, from any interview she’s ever given, its pretty obvious Britney doesn’t have an intellectual bent. Why do people assume she doesn’t want to stay in the biz? It does seem too soon for a comeback though

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By: cdk

cdk — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 01:33:59 +0000

Agreed, journey, some good points; I hear what you’re saying. And ?, yeah, creative outlet is fine. I agree it’s probably the best option. It’s just that I don’t trust those around her to make the best decisions for Britney the human being (vs. Britney the superstar-who-may-have-a-comeback-read
-more-tomorrow-because-she’s-worth-a-lot
of-money). Maybe it’s all just media generated to generate business in some way for the music industry anyway…
I mean, yeah, she’s got an illness/mental issues/etc…(God, who doesn’t?) and I’m just questioning whether people are making decisions for the future of Britney the business, or for Britney the person. Like my opinion matters, but anyway.

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