Honestly, this embarrasses me more for writing about it and now having to practically take it back, than it probably does her. Not my fault though. What is it, you say? Well, lets flashback to last week. Remember we broke the news that toxic former pop princess, Britney Spears, had shot a brief cameo for the Pussycat Dolls' new video? How a lot can happen in less than seven days and with the help of the sometimes brutal magic of the editing room. Depending on which side of the fence you stand on, either the gods have heard your uproar or fate has struck a cruel blow.
Alas, Britney Spears' infamous little stint on the Pussycat Dolls' “When I Grow Up” video never made it past post-production. Her sequence as a motorist driving by and waving to the Dolls was left out of the finished product, which debuted Friday, June 13, on the new
FNMTV.
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sarah52383 said:
why can't anyone give the poor girl a break. yes she's made mistakes but come on. i agree to be upset about...
BuddyDebbie said:
This is kind of funny. I mean, a cameo in a PCD video isnt' exactly something that one should aspire to, a...
MTV was unable to reach any spokesperson for the Pussycat Dolls to comment about the removal of Spears' footage. The ladies themselves remained tight-lipped and noncommittal about the edit during the taping for
FNMTV Wednesday night in Los Angeles.
Based on our report last week, this latest development has possibly dealt quite a blow to Britney Spears' ego, judging by her alleged enthusiasm to do the cameo. You may recall us mentioning that the former princess of pop had reportedly said she was “totally down to do” the cameo for the video after enjoying the PCD's live performance of “When I Grow Up” at the recent MTV Movie Awards.
It's also unfortunate for her fans to miss out on the said guest appearance, especially considering that an informant on the set of the shoot had described Spears as looking “hot and blonde” for her scene. It is rather curious why her footage was left on the cutting room floor since the scene was reportedly very short.
-Rosario Santiago, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
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MTV
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