Britney Spears ‘feels great’ as she LEAVES rehab after 3 weeks while preparing for DUI arraignment
Britney Spears left rehab after a three-week stay.
The 44-year-old artist, who was formally charged with drunk driving this week after his arrest on March 4, left the facility on Wednesday evening, the Daily Mail confirmed.
“Britney is doing very well, feeling great and is optimistic about her future,” a source told the Daily Mail. ‘He will continue to work on himself with counselling, to become the best person he can be and to truly succeed in life.’
The source added that she spends most of her time with her sons Jayden James, 19, and Sean Preston, 20, whose father is ex-husband Kevin Federline.
The pop star checked into a clinic in Southern California in early April.
The move comes five weeks after he was arrested in Ventura, California, on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol (DUI).
Britney Spears left rehab after a three-week stay. The Daily Mail confirmed that the 44-year-old artist left the facility on Wednesday evening. seen in 2019
Also this week, the former Las Vegas artist was charged with drunken driving and will be arraigned in Ventura County Superior Court on Monday (pictured)
The Daily Mail has reached out to Spears’ rep for comment.
In late March, the Daily Mail reported that Spears was sober and was attending AA meetings near her Thousand Oaks, California, mansion.
“Britney has been very open and honest in AA meetings, saying she likes to vent because she knows it’s the best way to heal and feel better,” a source told the Daily Mail.
‘The only thing he indulges in are fancy coffee drinks. ‘He’s being very careful because he wants to be around his children.’
He spends time with his sons, who previously lived in Hawaii.
“She is so happy that they are close again, it heals her heart, she loves her sons,” the source added.
At home with one of his sons before rehab
A spokesperson for Spears told the Daily Mail in early March that the singer was eager to seek help and get her life back on track.
The statement included the following: ‘This was an unfortunate incident that is completely inexcusable. Britney will take the right steps and comply with the law, and hopefully this could be the first step in a long overdue change that needs to happen in Britney’s life.
‘I hope he can get the help and support he needs during this difficult time. ‘His loved ones will devise a long overdue plan essential to his well-being and success.’
The star was spotted with both of her sons in late March. “Britney is doing very well, feeling great and is optimistic about her future,” a source told the Daily Mail.
Earlier this week, the former Las Vegas artist was charged with driving under the influence and is scheduled to be arraigned in Ventura County Superior Court on Monday.
A hearing is the first formal court appearance in a criminal case where the defendant is notified of the charges against him, advised of his rights, and enters a guilty, not guilty, or no contest plea.
It is not yet known whether the Toxic star plans to attend the hearing in person on Monday.
Spotted before DUI arrest
The Ventura County District Attorney’s Office said in a statement to the Daily Mail: ‘The decision on whether Ms. Spears will attend the hearing will be made between her and her attorney.
‘As this is a misdemeanor charge, he does not need to attend and his attorney can attend the hearing on his behalf.’
The District Attorney’s Office confirmed that Britney will face the same ‘protocols’ as everyone else.
The following statements were used in the statement: ‘This drunk driving case will be handled according to our standard protocols. For defendants who have no prior drunken driving history, have a low blood alcohol level, and have not been involved in an accident or injury, prosecutors often make an offer known as “wet recklessness.”
‘This law allows the defendant to plead guilty to careless driving involving alcohol and/or drugs.’
The District Attorney’s Office also explained that such scenarios are common “especially in cases where the defendant demonstrates self-motivation to resolve underlying problems through rehabilitation or a drug and alcohol treatment program.”
‘Under this proposal, the defendant would be placed on probation for 12 months, receive credit for time spent in custody, must complete DUI coursework, and must pay state-mandated fines and fees. This offer will also be presented to Ms. Spears on Monday.’
