Britney Spears hasn't died, but the Associated Press has an obituary already written, should something happen to the "at-risk" former pop star.
TMZ spoke to AP Entertainment Editor Jesse Washington who confirmed the news. Washington told Us Weekly, "We would never wish any type of misfortune on anybody and hope that we would never have to use it until 50 years from now, but if something were to happen, we would have to be prepared."
It is not uncommon for news organizations like AP to have obituaries prepared for high-profile people -- the unusual thing is that they're usually prepped for the very sick or aged.
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(Page 1 of 16) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsHopefully by the years end, Brit-Brit and the republicans will be long gone.
They prepare all famous people's obituaries before they die, maybe they are just hopeful.
She's just faking this whole scene for attention. She won't kill herself.
i just lost alot of respect for the Ap just now. that is just wrong!
















