Britney’s nervous, but on stage!
Saturday, November 29th, 2008
While we were all stuffing ourselves full of Turkey dinners with all the trimmings, Britney was in Germany, then Paris, getting her stage legs back under her. Her first performance was a little stiff, and you could tell Britney was feeling a bit unsure about the performance. She managed to loosen up, and started to relax for the last 35-45 seconds of the performance - check it out!
She also took home a Bambi herself, winning the award for the Best International Pop Star!
The next night saw Britney in Paris, for her much anticipated appearance on France’s version of Idol, Star Academy. She smiled and waved from the hotel balcony to the paparazzi, looking content and glad to be there - happier than ever! Her performance went a little better - it was a very similar routine, with a lot of walking around and posing, with dancing and singing tossed about. This time, however, you can tell that she’s starting to relax, falling into the performance groove right away - despite having to pull up her dress a couple of times to avoid a wardrobe malfunction. ha!
Britney’s looking good and everything seems to be falling into place for her big day - her 27th Birthday as well as the official debut of Circus! Even her mother has made sure that everyone knows how proud she is of Britney and how far she’s come in the past months, telling the press that she’s on the right track “with a lot of love and care and help.” She continued to say there are a lot of people who care for Britney, and sometimes you just have to stop, and think and settle down, and how now - especially with the kids - at home “where there’s nobody around, she’s very normal.”
Here’s hoping the good things continue! Enjoy the pictures of Britney’s performance and acceptance of the Bambi award in Germany!































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