Where are her family for goodness sake, The Girl Needs HELP!!!
Britney Spears unhitched herself from an intravenous drip last night and stormed out of a psychiatric ward where she was being treated after her dramatic battle with her estranged husband over their children.
The hospital had the legal power to keep her until tomorrow to investigate her mental state after she was temporarily banned from seeing her two young sons.
But she was mysteriously released after she threw a tantrum.
Now it is feared the 26-year-old singer has damaged her chances of winning back access rights to her children, whom she lost following the latest extraordinary incident in her turbulent life.
Last Thursday she had her sons for a court-monitored visit at her £4million home in Beverly Hills.
When husband Kevin Federline, who had temporary legal custody of the boys, arrived to pick them up she refused to hand them over.
She apparently released Sean, two, but locked herself in the bathroom with one-year-old Jayden for three hours.
The stand-off, which involved five police squad cars, a police helicopter and paramedics, ended with Britney being strapped to a stretcher and taken to hospital.
Mr Federline was given "sole physical custody" of the children until a decision by the Superior Court of California on January 14.
Britney was sent to the Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles amid claims that she is suffering from bi-polar disorder, a manic depressive illness.
Jayden was examined by doctors in a neighbouring ward after being admitted for "preventative reasons" – a standard procedure.
Britney seemed unaware of the consequences of walking out of hospital.
It is unusual for a mother to be stripped of all access rights to her children in California. Experts say this is likely to have resulted from the culmination of circumstances, including Britney not turning up for court hearings.
Her family are trying to find her a place in a private rehabilitation centre in Colorado – possibly the only way she might prove to the courts that she is serious about being a mother.
Federline's attorney Mark Kaplan said he was at Britney's hilltop home before she was taken off in an ambulance. He said: "I was up at the guard gate. I did not go in to the home.
"I was up there only to bring a document that identified the existing court order about the couple's custody arrangements and visitation schedule."
He gave the document to a security guard. Mr Kaplan said after yesterday's court hearing: "I'm not happy about any of these events. There's no winners here."
Los Angeles police officer Ana Aguirre refused to confirm Britney was under the influence of drugs during the stand-off.
The singer was not arrested, she said, adding: "There was no actual crime that was involved."
Britney shot to stardom when she was just 16 with her worldwide hit Baby One More Time.
In 2004, after a bizarre Las Vegas marriage to a childhood friend – annulled 55 hours later – she married Mr Federline.
She announced a break from showbusiness, but within weeks of Jayden's birth she filed for divorce and the bitter public custody battle began.
Since the break-up, Britney has embarked on a mammoth bender, partying almost nightly, often without underwear. She was even photographed shaving off her trademark golden hair at a hair salon.
And Mr Federline was given more ammunition in the custody battle when his estranged wife was apparently texting while driving with her sons in her car.
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