London: Britney Spears is apparently planning to get married for the third time.
The singer has been desperate to tie the knot with boyfriend Jason Trawick after being bridesmaid at her assistant Brett Miller’s wedding earlier this year.
Since then she has been going around telling pals that she wants a ring on her own finger by the end of 2011.
The star is already planning the occasion - she has been daydreaming about a low-key wedding on the beach in Hawaii with just close family and friends there on the big day.
Britney will be hoping it’s third time lucky - her first marriage to childhood sweetheart Jason Alexander lasted just 55 hours.
The second, to backing dancer Kevin Federline, ended after two years with a bitter battle for custody of their two sons.
Friends say she is adamant her and Jason will start a family soon so that her two sons can have some more siblings.
"After all her ups and downs Brit is craving stability - hence her broodiness at the moment - and she just wants to settle down with Jason and do it all again the right way,” the Sun quoted a source as saying.
"Now her album is out and her tour is almost sorted she feels like getting married again and having more children is the next step,” the source added.
ANI
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