Britney Spears let it almost all hang out last night as she entered Tenjune to celebrate her 27th birthday after an eventful morning. The singer started her day singing on GMA and then had time with her family before getting dolled up to party with friends including Lance Bass.

Britney also taped her part of the NBC tree lighting ceremony in Rockefeller Center last night but she covered up to keep warm from the chilly temperatures. She may have recently talked about being sad and trapped but it looks like her smile is back and hopefully high album sales will follow.

Britney Spears has revealed that she has a love-hate relationship with her boobs as the singer feels they often stand in her way when she tries to don stage clothes.

The pop diva, who recently made her Brit TV comeback by performing on the ‘X Factor’, had almost flashed her breasts when she stepped out in a cleavage-busting dress for her 27th birthday celebrations in New York.

The ‘Womanizer’ star revealed that she no longer fits into some of her favourite clothes and sometimes contemplates of going under the knife.

“I have a love-hate relationship with my boobs. At the moment I hate them. I want them smaller,” Metro.co.uk quoted her as telling the Daily Star.

“I can’t wear the kind of suits that I used to love, the red PVC one I got to wear for the Oops I Did It Again video, for example, and I don’t feel streamlined.

“I’m tempted to have a breast reduction so I can slink into some amazing stage outfits for my next set of shows. I know they look sexy but sometimes they get in the way,” she added

LONDON – A judge will likely grant Madonna and Guy Ritchie an initial divorce decree on Friday, according to the schedule for London’s High Court.

The court lists “Ciccone M L v Ritchie G S” as one of 17 cases for “matrimonial and civil partnership causes for pronouncement of decree.” That means a judge is to grant the couple a preliminary divorce decree, or decree nisi.

After six weeks and a day, the couple will probably be granted a decree absolute and the divorce will become final.

It is unusual for the couple to attend court in such cases.

British media reported Thursday that the celebrity pair had reached a settlement which would see the pop superstar keep the majority of her estimated 300 million pound ($445 million) fortune and share custody of two of her children with her film-director husband.

A report in the Evening Standard newspaper said Ritchie had refused to take any of Madonna’s assets, while the Times of London said Madonna would hold on to the bulk of her fortune.

The papers said the couple had also reached a deal regarding their two children: Rocco, 8, and David Banda, 3, who was adopted from Malawi in 2006.

The two boys would split their time between Britain and the United States, the papers said, while Lourdes — Madonna’s 12-year-old daughter from a previous relationship with personal trainer Carlos Leon —will live with her mother in the United States.

Neither paper cited a named source for their reports and requests for comment from representatives for the couple were not immediately returned.

An agreement between the two would avoid an ugly, public and expensive courtroom battle like the one between former Beatle Paul McCartney and model Heather Mills. Mills has said the media coverage of the rancorous divorce had pushed her to the brink of suicide; McCartney compared the process to going through hell.

Madonna and Ritchie, director of “Snatch” and “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,” married in December 2000 at Skibo Castle in the Scottish Highlands.

In recent years, however, the relationship was dogged by rumors that the pair had fallen out over Madonna’s plans to adopt a second child from Malawi. Media reports over the summer — denied by Madonna —linked the singer to the breakup of New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez’s marriage to his ex-wife Cynthia.

Madonna and Ritchie announced last month they were divorcing after almost eight years of marriage. They own homes in London, Los Angeles and New York, and a 1,200-acre retreat in Wiltshire, England.