Britney Spears reportedly had a fat-injected lip job last week, then ran over some poor shlub’s foot with her car when he tried to get a picture of her as she left a Beverly Hills medical office.

It wasn’t enough to shave her head or show the world her ‘other’ bald head on repeated occasions. It wasn’t enough to make sure everyone connected to her world went totally bonkers while trying to deal with her spoiled brat rantings over every trivial bit of this and that.

Now some of her former friends are calling for a boycott of Brit’s latest effort to get herself back in the limelight of the music scene until she pulls her life together. According to E! News, Jive Records is planning to release her new album, Blackout, on Oct. 30.

Her next bizarre adventure might involve having her brain injected with wild African boar blood – right after she shops for a new trailer-trash outfit and scores a latte on the way to a court-ordered supervised visit with her two little boys, Sean Preston and Jayden James.

This is what happens when a family’s young, famous moneymaker has her adolescence stolen from her simply because she’s a hot ticket. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) ranks Brit as the eighth best-selling female artist in American music history

Lack of any real parental guidance sadly catapulted her into a ridiculous two-year marriage to Kevin Federline (who had two children with Shar Jackson – a relationship with Britney that started while Shar was pregnant with their second child) and participating in an even more ridiculous TV reality show, “Britney and Kevin: Chaotic”.

Britney now finds herself the starring act in all the scandal sheets as a horrible mother who needs to attend court-ordered parenting classes.

Who’s responsible for this train wreck? Not the media, her agents, not the public who greedily sucks up her every move.

Bottom line: Her parents are responsible.

Who put her into show business when she was only eight years old? Her parents. Who pushed her forward to audition for off-Broadway productions and TV shows? Her parents. Who encouraged her to be on the “New Mickey Mouse Show” on the Disney Channel and later, record a demo for Jive Records? You guessed it, her parents.

And they wonder why she’s a crazy novelty act driving up sales for every rag from “Us Weekly” to “In Touch”, “OK!” and “People” magazines.

A shame she doesn’t take her parents to court and sue them for “loss of childhood.” Given the state of affairs with courts in general these days, Britney could easily win a huge settlement from her parents to compensate for what she lost over the years and which causes her now to act so erratically.

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