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Singer Britney Spears’ personal and financial affairs are to remain under the legal control of her father, a Los Angeles judge has ruled.

NOT Stable Enough to Be Independent

Spears, 28, met privately with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Reva Goetz, who later confirmed in court the arrangement would stay in place.

Spears’ father Jamie also met with the judge behind closed doors.

The conservatorship was imposed in 2008 after the star was admitted to hospital for psychiatric treatment.

Judge Goetz said in court that she had “a very nice conversation” with Spears during their meeting, but did not give any further details.

Lawyers for the singer unsuccessfully attempted to overturn the ruling when it was first imposed in February 2008.

In October of that year, the courts agreed that the arrangement, which had been due to expire on 31 December, should continue indefinitely.

It was granted by Judge Goetz on the basis that although Spears appeared to be in improved health, she remained “susceptible to undue influence”.

The judge added that the conservatorship was necessary in the light of the pop star’s complex financial situation.

Lets have a look at some of the weirdest eBay auctions  that actually got some huge attention!

10. Thirty days of advertising space on a US Man’s forehead

9. An “annoying but cuddly” grandmother, listed by her ten-year-old granddaughter.

8. A Brussels sprout, acquired for $138, with the proceeds going to charity.

7. Britney Spears’s chewed gum, snapped up for $14,000.

Eww!! YUCK!!

6. A cornflake shaped like the US state of Illinois, sold for $1350.

What would I do with this ? Eat it?

5. A partially eaten 10-year-old cheese sandwich, said to bear the image of Virgin Mary. It went for $28,000.

4. A British girl, 18 sold her virginity. <– WTF ??

3. A Us man auctioned his liver. The bid reached $5.7 million before it was taken down by eBay.

2. A jar allegedly containing a ghost was bid to $50,000 (sadly the winner freaked out and didn’t pay)

The jar that supposedly contains a Ghost

Click here to check out the Archive of the Original “Ghost in a jar” auction.

1. A Briton living in Australia offered his whole life for $270,000 after splitting up with his wife.  The auction included everything that is ever related in his life. His house, car, job, jet ski and even friends. He must have been a really sad man after the split.