Page Six is reporting that Britney has placed Kevin on a budget to curb his spending.

A source told them…

“He will be allotted a certain amount of money for personal use - i.e., clothing, nightclubs, booze and day-to-day activities. Any big items - cars, or trips that go over allowance - need to be approved by Brit herself.”

“She acknowledges she has made a great deal of money. However, she is trying to show Kevin that he needs to be responsible and curb his out-of-control spending habits.”

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Britney is worried she is losing her hair. A source told The Daily Star…

It looks like the poor poppet is suffering from stress-related alopecia. The real cause of her thinning hair is her constant fretting about getting slim and developing a new look for her return to pop.

Brit is planning to launch a new fragrance to add to her two existing lines in April which will be titled In Control.

Britney has bought a new house in Maui worth a reported £3 million. A source told The Sun…

Britney is really hoping this new home will be a family place.

They have been on rocky ground for some time now and while Kev was away recording his album she decided she had to do something to make their relationship work.

AH: “Tell me why you thought it was important to be here.”

Brit: “I think it’s just important for New Orleans because they’re such a soulful city, that for them to keep the traditions going as much as possible now, they need this — the spirit of it.”

AH: “New Orleans is kind of your home. What was it like seeing what was going on here?”

Brit: “Well, we didn’t really know the extent of it because they had a warning for like two days, and then all of a sudden, I didn’t hear from my mom for like a week.”

“All the phone services were down and you couldn’t get in touch with anybody and it was just kind of weird not being able to talk to your family.”

Britney has been in New Orleans to celebrate Mardi Gras. She spent her time meeting students who had been uprooted by Hurricane Katrina.