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Asian News International, via the Hindustan Times, India
Jan. 19, 2006
www.hindustantimes.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 13311 • Posted: Friday January 20, 2006  

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Pop princess Britney Spears reportedly sought the blessings of Hindu gods for her son Sean Preston at a temple in Malibu.

The ‘Toxic’ star, who is known for her inclination towards the mystical Jewish religion Kabbalah took her four-month-old baby to a service at the temple

Britney, who attended the ceremony without husband Kevin Federline, even sported a bindi, as she left the service.

“Kevin wasn’t there, but Britney was relaxed and smiling. And she was happy for photographers to get close to Sean Preston,” a source was quoted by Femalefirst, as saying.

Earlier this week, the sexy star fuelled rumours her that her marriage was on the rocks when she was photographed shopping in California without her wedding ring .

“Britney didn’t look very happy as she shopped for flowers and was chatting away on her phone,” an onlooker said.

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