London, July 14: Pop star Britney Spears has gained 14 pounds in just one month following a break in her world tour and is now under pressure to lose it.
"She was in tears saying they`re calling her fat again. She showed up to a meeting with a latte in her hand and everyone jumped on her. Britney`s supposed to be eating a diet of fish, chicken and vegetables. When she swaps the healthy stuff for junk, her dad gets worried," contactmusic.com quoted a source as saying.
Spears` father Jamie, who became co-conservator of his daughter`s personal and professional life following her breakdown last year, put her on a strict exercise and diet regime as he knows how important it is for her to look good.
However, Spears who has two sons - Sean, 3, and two-year-old Jayden, is struggling to stick to the health plan and regularly indulges in calorific treats.
"She doesn`t think about the calories in the food, just that she likes it. She loves greasy food and creamy sweets and hates fruits and vegetables. She still eats a lot of fast food -- mainly late at night," added the source.
The singer is currently rehearsing for the European leg of her Circus world tour.
ANI
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