Britney Will Sing "Twinkle, Twinkle" to the Kids

Posted May 6th 2008 5:59PM by TMZ Staff

TMZ has more details on what Britney Spears got in court today.

As we first reported, Brit will get three days of supervised visitation per week. Sources tell us within a month she will also have overnight visitation with her kids.

We're told Commish Scott Gordon was extremely impressed with Brit's progress today. It was a different story a few months back when she completely pissed him off. The Commish was somewhat blown away by her.

The goal, we're told, is to ramp it up over the next few months so that Brit gets 50/50 custody, right back where she started from.

Stay tuned.

Filed under: Celebrity Justice, TV, Britney Spears

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181. I am so happy for Brittany. She has done so well and has made a 180 degree turnaround. I do think that the judge should have given her overnight visits at the May 6th hearing. She looks wonderful, healthy, and it is obvious that she is really working out. Brittany is so talented in all different areas. I think that singing is her passion, and when she is ready, we will be all routing for her. Her father has made a tremendous impact on her life, and she has learned so much from him. It is aquite obvious that he loves and adores Brittany. When she is with her precious children, you can see how much she loves them, and they love her. I hope she has a wonderful MOTHER'S DAY WITH THEM!!!! LOVE YA!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 5:29PM on May 11th 2008 by fbuddy10462

182. I am glad Britney has the children in her life again but I wish she would not sing to them. Britney does not have the voice she once had.

Posted at 4:16PM on May 28th 2008 by Big Bear

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