Pop singer Britney Spears who entered Rehab on 22 February after shaving her head has been granted a High Court injunction, which will prevent the British press from printing false stories about her recent stay in rehab. The order is directed specifically at those who are responsible for leaking details related to her stay at the Promises Rehab in Malibu.
The pop star now wants to challenge false allegations, published in the media, her lawyer revealed. The 25-year-old checked out of rehab earlier this week. He also said that she is applying for an additional court order requiring UK publications to disclose the sources of their stories detailing her one-month stay at the rehab.
Media houses are being served the injunction from carrying out any further news from any unreliable person.
The 25-year-old singer’s manager, Larry Rudolph, requested the press to respect her privacy when she left the facility.
Promises clinic is known to be one of the world’s leading centres for inpatient, luxurious treatment to alcoholics and those addicted to prescription or illegal drugs.
