 Britney Spears doesn't go out in underwear because she "just doesn't like" the feel of it on her skin, a friend of the troubled pop star claims.
| Oh, I don't either. I never wear drawers. In fact, I seldom wear pants. The fresh air's good for you and it prevents odor buildup. |
The Toxic singer - who has been frequently pictured in public without panties on - knows it is "stupid" to go out without underwear but just doesn't feel comfortable in it.
| To each his/her/its own, I guess. Most of the women I know don't feel comfortable with the world smiling back at Miss Whoopee. |
Jewellery designer Tuesday Knight, who has been friends with Britney since 2003, said her decision not to wear underwear was "ridiculous".
| Her decision not to wear underwear with short dresses certainly is. If she was wearing ankle-length, even calf-length skirts who'd know whether her beaver had recently been fed? But maybe that's the point... |
"I've told her. I've said, 'You can't walk into a store wearing just a shirt with your underwear off, or get out of cars baring all'. I've told her that no one will take her seriously when she does this. Britney knows it's stupid, but says she just doesn't like to wear underwear. She doesn't feel comfortable with it on."
| Ahah. The old "I don't gotta if I don't wanna and you can't make me so there" argument. Who can argue with that kind of reasoning? |
The 25-year-old mother-of-two, who has lost custody of sons Sean Preston, two and one-year-old Jayden James to backup dancer ex-husband Kevin Federline, can't understand why people think she is a bad role model.
| "Duh. I just can't unnerstan' it." |
Tuesday added to In Touch Weekly magazine: "Britney has always been a good mother. I want people to know that she's the better parent - not Kevin! Britney asked me, 'Doesn't anybody get to see this part of me?'"
| Not unless you habitually sit on it. |
"The answer is, no, they don't. People just read about her not wearing underwear."
| To be fair, we've also read about her parading around nekkid in front of the kiddies — no big thing at their age, but something to be concerned about when they're 12 — and driving around with them in her lap, which is a bigger thing nowadays and will be an even bigger problem when they're 12. And then there was the time she chopped off all her hair in a fit of pique. And the time she trashed that guy's car... |
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