New details about Britney Spears’ March DUI arrest have emerged.

According to the arrest report obtained by US Weekly on May 20, the princess of pop was pulled over near her Ventura County home after police received complaints about a driver allegedly “traveling at high speeds and swerving.”

The report claimed officers saw Spears’ vehicle drift into another lane multiple times before she was stopped around 9 p.m. on March 4. During the interaction, police alleged they smelled alcohol coming from the car, though Spears reportedly said she had only consumed “one champagne mimosa” several hours earlier.

The Toxic hitmaker also allegedly told officers, “I could probably drink four bottles of wine and take care of you, I’m an angel.”

According to the report, Spears, 44, disclosed she had taken Lamictal, Prozac and Adderall earlier that day. Officers also claimed they found a bottle labelled “Adderall” that was not prescribed to her, along with an empty wine glass inside the vehicle.

Police further alleged Spears initially refused to exit the car, saying she had been “pranked and harassed in the past.” The report described Spears’ “drastic mood swings” throughout the encounter, adding that she sometimes spoke with a British accent.

On April 30, Spears was officially charged with one count of driving under the influence. However, that charge was later dismissed when Spears accepted a “wet reckless” plea deal instead as there was no crash or injury.

The singer is sentenced to 12 months of probation and one day in jail. She must also complete a mandatory DUI class and frequently see mental health professionals. 

• Prime minister hosts breakfast meeting for Aga Khan V.
• PM Shehbaz warmly welcomes Prince Rahim at PM House.
• PM highlights longstanding partnership between Pakistan and AKDN.

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday hosted a breakfast meeting for Prince Rahim Aga Khan V, wherein he encouraged the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) to deepen and expand its partnership with Pakistan, particularly in Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) and Chitral.

The prime minister warmly welcomed Prince Rahim, who is on his first official visit to Pakistan, and appreciated his commitment to fostering peace, stability, and constructive engagement with governments and international partners, besides assuring him of Pakistan’s shared commitment to these ideals.

The premier highlighted the longstanding partnership between Pakistan and the AKDN, and commended its contributions in rural development, healthcare, education, disaster resilience, climate adaptation, renewable energy, digital skills training, and youth entrepreneurship.

He particularly appreciated AKDN’s impactful work in GB and Chitral, especially in remote and vulnerable communities.

The prime minister welcomed enhanced engagement with Aga Khan University (AKU), noting its major contributions in healthcare and higher education.

Recognising Prince Rahim’s advocacy for environmental stewardship, the prime minister emphasised that AKDN remained a natural and trusted partner in Pakistan’s efforts to strengthen climate resilience, particularly in glacially vulnerable northern areas.

He thanked Aga Khan for visiting Pakistan and assured him that Pakistan would always remain his second home, besides expressing the hope that his regular visits would further strengthen the longstanding bonds between Pakistan and the Ismaili community.

The premier also extended his heartfelt condolences on the passing of Prince Rahim’s father, Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, paying tribute to the deceased’s enduring humanitarian legacy and his longstanding association with Pakistan spanning nearly seven decades.

The prime minister also presented a commemorative postal stamp issued by Pakistan Post to honour the late Prince Karim Aga Khan IV for his services to Pakistan.

Prince Rahim thanked the prime minister for a warm welcome extended to him in Pakistan and expressed his desire to continue cooperation with Pakistan in various human development initiatives.

Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank made their feelings known over King Charles’ warm welcome, which also cleared the York Princesses royal position after the Epstein scandal.

After months of negativity and controversies, Eugenie’s baby news brought joy to the royals.

It was reported that the youngest daughter of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson was hesitant in reaching out to her uncle about her third pregnancy.

Zara Tindall “persuaded” Eugenie to break the news to the monarch.

On May 4, Buckingham Palace officially announced that “Her Royal Highness Princess Eugenie and Mr Jack Brooksbank are very pleased to announce that they are expecting their third child together, due this summer.”

It was further shared that the King has been informed and he is delighted with the update.

As per the sources, Eugenie and her husband gave a surprising reaction to the warm welcome shown by the monarch.

“…she and Jack were quite surprised by the warmth of the palace response,” an insider shared.

The report stated, “They had feared a frostier reception, but the King made contact and asked his officials to make a formal announcement.”