Britney Spears' former manager claims she has made her comeback too soon. Johnny Wright - who has also worked with Janet Jackson, Justin Timberlake and the Jonas Brothers - insists Britney should not be attempting to resurrect her career yet, and should instead be concentrating on getting her life back on track, following her breakdown last year.
Britney released her latest album 'Circus' to critical acclaim last year, and is set to embark on a world tour later in 2009. Although Britney has regained career success, her father Jamie and her attorney Andrew Wallet have officially been given permanent control of her personal and professional affairs.
Johnny insists the 27-year-old star should be allowed to get her personal life in order before she embarks on a gruelling series of shows, adding he does not think her heart is in the comeback.
Britney released her latest album 'Circus' to critical acclaim last year, and is set to embark on a world tour later in 2009. Although Britney has regained career success, her father Jamie and her attorney Andrew Wallet have officially been given permanent control of her personal and professional affairs.
Johnny insists the 27-year-old star should be allowed to get her personal life in order before she embarks on a gruelling series of shows, adding he does not think her heart is in the comeback.
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