Britney Spears’ ‘X-Factor’ stint causing problems in love life

Washington: Britney Spears’ joining ‘X-Factor’ may have been a great career move for her, but it has reportedly caused a rift between her and fiance Jason Trawick.

According to sources, the 30-year-old singer and her fiance of over 7 months, Trawick, are having major problems in their relationship due to the pressure of her new judging gig. “Their relationship has been majorly rocky ever since she started filming The X Factor,” Radar Online quoted a source as saying. “They are constantly fighting about everything, and it isn’t good,” the source said. Another source said that Trawick, who became Spears’ co-conservator in April 2012, and has been by her side since she joined the judging panel on the hit talent show in May 2012, is less than pleased that he has gone from being a big time Hollywood agent to her full-time babysitter. “When Jason left his job at William Morris Endeavor in May 2011, it was under the impression that he was going to be managing Britney’s career, but that hasn’t happened. “Now he feels like he is the househusband and errand boy in the relationship, and that isn’t what he signed up for. “Part of his role as co-conservator is to be with Britney every second that she is on the set of The X Factor, and he is getting fed up with it,” the source said. Spears’ onset antics have become a major issue and have become his responsibility to control and deal with. “He is constantly having to discipline her because of her erratic behavior on the show, which is creating major riffs in their relationship as well, because Britney doesn’t like to be scolded or told what to do,” the first source said. “The mixing of business with pleasure has really damaged their relationship, and they are both really unhappy at this point.” Since so much is riding on her success on the show, they are both trying to make the best of the situation and just get through the next few months before they figure out what they will do about their issues as a couple. ANI