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[breatheheavy]

Britney's performed amazingly well as a judge on The X Factor, but that doesn't stop crazy tabloids from printing lies!

This week, the National Enquirer claims Simon Cowell worries Britney needs help and stability. But rest assured, Brit's team shot down the rumors in their BS Alert section on her website.



Not that we needed any damage control; fans know Britney's rocked it!

[Sunny691]

And once again it's the National Enquirer...

[Gahtani]

National Enquirer are always desprite for attention which they get when its about britney, to answer their stupid bullshit if simon thinks britney needs help then why the hell would he pay her 15 million dollars for!? Coz shes capable of taking challenges and slays them asses when she does! National Enquirer please find someone like Monkey Williams to diss....

[Brenda]

[MartaQ]

That's so ridiculous

[comeback kid]

national enquirer..naaa one currrrssss

[MarthaRose92]

The National Enquirer is the worst of the worst

[COCKy™]

at least they chose a rhode island pic

[ALLEYESONUS]

at least they chose a rhode island pic

I know right? They posted a very good picture with it!

[britneyplaylists]

Everyone knows National Enquirer is BS anyways

[blaze_dave]

[AnUnusualBit]

NE? Didn't they declare bankruptcy a few months ago? Ah well.

[Harry]

Wow that's a great photo of her

[BJSPEARS]

Only 13 replies? flop post by flop OP ; )

[BritneyCroatia.com]

They will never let go won't they? :-( Makes me sad tbh.

[BritanicalSpearituality]

The National Inquirer has been known to be pretty credible lately.

In 2006, the Enquirer was the first newspaper to reveal that O. J. Simpson had written a book, If I Did It. The story was immediately denied by Simpson's lawyer, but was confirmed by release of the book one month later.

In 2003, the Enquirer published a story claiming that Rush Limbaugh was addicted to painkillers. Law enforcement authorities in Florida later confirmed that Limbaugh was under investigation, and Limbaugh later admitted the addiction and checked himself into a drug rehabilitation facility.

In 2008, the Enquirer reported the marital troubles of Mel Gibson and Billy Joel, both of whom announced their divorces several months later.

In January 2009, the Enquirer ran a story claiming that pop star Michael Jackson was gravely ill and had "six months to live." Just under six months later, in June 2009, Jackson went into cardiac arrest and died in Los Angeles. In September 2009, the Enquirer broke the story of Jackson's final resting place, Forest Lawn. Two months later, just before Tiger Woods' auto accident near his Florida home, the Enquirer was the first to allege that he was having an extramarital affair. Shortly after this report, several other women came forward in other publications alleging affairs with Woods, who eventually admitted to having been unfaithful to his wife

In February 2011 the Enquirer published a story claiming that Steve Jobs had only six weeks to live due to cancer. Jobs died October 5 of that year, more than 7 months after the reports.

In February 2012 the Enquirer posted Whitney Houston open casket photo on its front page. The previous week, it had posted an article showing her having a drug related collapse two days after she was found dead in her room.

Also, didn't team Britney deny that the song 'Pleasure You' existed back in 2010? You think team Britney would say "yes, Simon is worried that Britney is crazy!" No lol