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All I can say is took her long enough!

aww .. that's to bad I really was hoping it would work out ..

Now why am I not surprised?

I read about this on TMZ. This story was on the AOL welcome screen.

i know we probably all expected this, but it's still sad

i just find it funny becuz they were so adamant about their marriage, it seemed.

Surprise, surprise.

well...duh! how nice she good 2 kids with him then

'bout time she divorces him

^^^i agree

NOW I love her, lol FINALLY.

finally! he is trashy! i feel bad for the babies but she can handle them!

about f'n time!!!!!!! JESUS HE WAS ROBBING HER BLIND!! THERE WAS NO LOVE THERE!!! FINALLY, I HOPE SHE GETS BACK INTO THE SWING OF THINGS, LIKE WHITNEY!!!

YOU SAID IT, LJ!!!! Go, Britney!! Go, Whitney!!
And all you usin' abusin' shiftless garbage losers of both genders, JUST GO.

Reclaim your lives!! Hooray!!
"You wore me out, there was nothing left of me at all. ANd you, you're the last piece of sh.it that anyone expected could put me thru this, yeah f.u.ck.er it's tru."

(Lyrics prob not perf, i'm in a rush, but a happy one) Bright days everyone

From E!Online

Psychic Judi Hoffman called the Britney Spears-Kevin Federline split back in January. She is the first to admit the prediction did not require special powers.

"Unless it's Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman," Hoffman says of foretelling celebrity uncouplings, "I have a pretty good shot at being right."

Suffice to say Spears and Federline are not Woodward and Newman.

On Wednesday, the day after Spears filed for divorce from Federline, her husband and tabloid costar of the past two years, the breakup that seemed a foregone conclusion to psychics and non-psychics alike produced little hand-wringing over what went wrong. But much speculation as to where the respective parties go from here.

Spears, currently sans a publicist, was mum. Federline, currently promoting his much-mocked, little-bought rap album, was due to take the stage Wednesday night at the House of Blues in Chicago.

According to the club, the show—and Federline—would go on.

"It's just a show like any other," Mary Clare Bourjaily, a publicist for the House of Blues, said.

Well, maybe not like any other.

When asked if there was more media interest in covering the Federline gig in light of Tuesday's divorce-court developments, Bourjaily said, "Uh, yeah."

What Bourjaily wouldn't comment on was ticket sales. And perhaps for good reason.

Just hours before the doors were to open Wednesday night, tickets for the Federline show were not only available, they were available for cheap. As in free, a $2.25 TicketMaster convenience fee excepted.

Life, meanwhile, was looking smoother for Federline's more professionally renowned spouse. Shortly after news of the divorce broke Tuesday night, Spears was spotted ice skating at Manhattan's Rockefeller Center.

Perhaps of even more import was the identify of Spears' skating companion: Larry Rudolph, her former manager.

Rudolph has been credited with guiding Spears from the ashes of the Mickey Mouse Club to the top of the pop charts. The two were together for nine years until they announced their professional split around the same time Spears wed Federline.

Rudolph's management company would not comment on Spears on Wednesday, and so it was not unknown if the Rockefeller Center rink sighting meant the wayward singer was returning home, or if Rudolph was just working on his lutz.

Spears, who ranks above Frank Sinatra, Janet Jackson, Faith Hill and more with 31 million career albums sold, has not released a new collection since 2004's Greatest Hits: My Prerogative, her last project with Rudolph.

The divorce filing has spurred speculation that Spears, still only 24, wants to get serious about her career again.

"This could be something of an opportunity for something approaching a fresh start," said Brian Hiatt, an associate editor at Rolling Stone. "It really depends on how she handles herself...How much of a fool she makes out of herself."

According to Hiatt, Spears' fall as a music star, and her rise as a tabloid star, predates Federline, and goes back to the time when she married "that other guy," aka Jason Allen Alexander, Spears' husband of Jan. 3-5, 2004.

The cure for what has ailed Spears' career for nearly three years now could be as simple--and elusive--as a hit.

"All she needs to do is go to the studio, and make some really good songs," Hiatt said.

The road to the recording booth presumably will be clearer once the Federline matter has been resolved. And as messy as the marriage has been, marked in recent weeks by coast-to-coast crying fits on Spears' part, the divorce has a shot at being neater. Or at least neater than Paul McCartney's.

Unlike the moneyed ex-Beatle, Spears apparently had the foresight to take care of a little paperwork after marrying Federline for People magazine's cameras in September 2004, but before marrying him for real nearly three weeks later in October 2004.

"All signs point to the fact there was a prenuptial agreement," said Manhattan divorce attorney Lois Liberman.

Still, prenups can be challenged--even if, as the New York Post claimed, Spears' and Federline's calls for him to receive a cool $10 million parting gift. (Spears herself reportedly is worth an even cooler $32 million.)

Beyond any prenup issues, Liberman cautioned that Spears' and Federline's two sons, Sean Preston, 1, and newborn Jayden James, could become negotiating tools for Federline. Per court papers, Spears has requested legal and physical custody of the boys, setting the stage for a possible tangle.

"Unfortunately," Liberman said, "opportunists use whatever opportunity they can use."

Federline, 28, has two other children from a previous relationship with former Moesha actress Shar Jackson.

Calls seeking comment from Federline's attorney, Mark Kaplan, were not returned Wednesday.

Judging by video captured by Canada's MuchMusic, Federline could still be reeling from the divorce filing.

As recounted by the network, cameras were rolling Monday night when Federline, shooting a MuchMusic reality segment, became upset while text-messaging with an unknown party. The implication: Federline got the bad news about his marriage on the cell phone. If nothing else, the timing fits: Spears says the couple separated on Monday.

And the hits just keep coming for Federline. On Monday, his marriage blew up. On Tuesday, it was announced he'd handed over an undisclosed amount of cash to 1980s techno-pop star Thomas Dolby to settle a lawsuit stemming from the unauthorized sampling of Dolby's "She Blinded Me with Science" on Federline's "America's Most Wanted." On Wednesday, the latest Nielsen SoundScan numbers showed his album only sold 6,000 in its first week in stores.

At least psychic Judi Hoffman sees a bright future ahead for Federline.

Oh, wait. It's Spears that Hoffman has pegged for better days.

"I think she's going to play around for a while. There's going to be another guy. And she's not going to marry him," Hoffman said, adding, "I see a Madonna-ish comeback."

And for Federline?

"Failure," Hoffman said. "Don't need to be a psychic."