Although she usually insists on at least an engagement before taking things to the next level "Toxic" diva Britney Spears is said to be dying to have a baby with current boyfriend, Charlie Ebersol. According to the latest gossip news updates, the Las Vegas singer want is hoping to get pregnant with a daughter just as soon as the TV producer gives the green light. Of course, Britney is probably just trying to take her mind of her recent failed collaboration with "Fancy" rapper Iggy Azalea. Word has it that Spears and her entire camp blame the Australian hip-hop artist for "Pretty Girls" not becoming a superhit the way Jennifer Lopez' "Booty" remix did.
Apparently tired of leaving everything up to her father, Jamie, who makes most decision for his daughter legal or otherwise, Britney Spears is trying to talk boyfriend Charlie Ebersol into getting her pregnant all on her own.
A source claiming to be close to the couple told the National Enquirer that Spears was hopping to have a girl this time around and isn't taking too kindly to Ebersol's stall tactics:
"Britney said, 'I want to have my own little princess!'
"Britney's arms ache for a daughter...She won't wait forever.
"This is causing real tension."
Word has it that Britney is even more frustrated with Iggy Azalea, who she supposedly blames for their single "Pretty Girls" being a miserable failure.
Someone presumably from Spears camp explains in the June 8, issue of OK! Magazine that Britney and her team are now convinced that they should have tried to bring someone else in to work on the project instead:
"Britney is furious about how the single has been received.
"It's become obvious that it's not the 'Fancy' hit everyone was hoping it would be.
"Some people warned her that it was a bad idea to work with Iggy, and now she wishes she had listened to them."
Britney can try to blame whomever is closet if she likes, but the real reason behind the success of songs like "Booty" has a lot to do with their steamy music videos that gets everyone talking -- to sat the very least.
And whether Britney wants to admit it or not, all the video for "Pretty Girls" did was remind the world just how far Spears has fallen from her days as a Catholic school girl uniform wearing sex-symbol.
