Britney Spears Fires Cease-and-Desist to Ex-Bodyguard

0:00It's March 27. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered stories from the spotlight. Brittany Spears has fired off a cease-and-decisth letter to her former bodyguard, Thomas Bunberry, accusing him of hacking into her devices in iCloud. Account without permission. The 44-year-old singer let him go back in August after he broke his non-disclosure agreement by chatting with fans and media. Now she's threatening to press charges and report him to the authorities. She wants him to delete any copies he made and tell her if he shared any photos or files. This all came to light after she got locked out of her accounts multiple times, reportedly right after his firing. According to reports, he's violated several state and federal laws in the process. These accusations hit amid Spears' recent driving under the influence arrest on March 4 in Newberry Park, California. She was released from jail within hours but has a court date set for May 4. She was spotted out shopping at the Malibu Country Mart just days later, grabbing coffee

1:01at Starbucks. Love the ones are growing more concerned about her circle of new friends, some with criminal backgrounds including drug dealers who seem to be taking advantage of her generosity. Insiders say she's become dependent on them and the group feels intimidating and exploitative. Meanwhile, police are still looking into an unknown substance found in her car from the arrest, which could turn this into a bigger case. As Spears navigates these challenges post-conservatorship, all eyes are on how things unfold in court and beyond.