2/10 SLIDES © Ethan Miller/Getty Images Slide 2 of 10: As Britney Spears works on her mental and emotional health at a treatment center, the singer's family is supporting her as much as possible in the hopes she'll soon be "back to her old self, being the happy-go-lucky girl they know and love." That's according to Us Weekly, which quotes a source as saying it was the decline of Britney's dad's health that sent her into a rough patch. The Daily Mail, meanwhile, reports Jamie Spears, who seems to have become more ill since his colon ruptured a few months back, has been Britney's rock, emotionally, as well as legally, given her conservatorship. "Her boyfriend, Sam [Asghari], has been extremely supportive and is behind her all the way. He's so proud of her for wanting to better herself and for taking this step." While she's in treatment, Sam, as wekk Britney's sons and their dad, Kevin Federline, are allowed to visit. "They are all behind her and want her to succeed," says the source. "They don't want her to suffer like she has been anymore," the first source tells Us. When Britney announced she was taking some "me" time to deal with her pain, Sam replied on Instagram, writing, "It isn't weakness, it's a sign of absolute strength, people should only be inspired by this, at least I am."Slide 1 of 10: The last time Celine Dion staged a world tour, her husband, Rene, was still alive to support her. She announced this week she plans to get back on the road with her "Courage" tour, telling "Extra" that while Rene is no longer with her physically, she has been leaning on another special someone, Pepe Munoz. She also told the outlet the two are not dating despite rumors to the contrary. "At first, I felt for him quite a bit … Pepe is gay, and at first I think some people did not know that," she said. "The thing is that he's my best friend and we dance together and he did so much for me and even just holding my hand… it's something that I haven't had for a long time… A hug from a 6' 3" man, it was wonderful… and people really thought there was a romance going on." She went on to praise Pepe for his support, saying, "He did so much for me, for my mental health, my spirituality, my strength … my inner strength." As for her late husband, who died in 2016, Celine says she knows "Rene's with" her and her sons when they all go to bed at night. He'll be with her on tour in a sense, too, courtesy of the venture's "Courage" title. "It was a challenge to go back onstage," Celine admits. "I didn't know if I was going to have the strength and the courage to sing again because Rene always sang with me. Rene was my second half."     

Britney Spears' boyfriend, sons and ex can visit her in treatment

As Britney Spears works on her mental and emotional health at a treatment center, the singer's family is supporting her as much as possible in the hopes she'll soon be "back to her old self, being the happy-go-lucky girl they know and love." That's according to Us Weekly, which quotes a source as saying it was the decline of Britney's dad's health that sent her into a rough patch. The Daily Mail, meanwhile, reports Jamie Spears, who seems to have become more ill since his colon ruptured a few months back, has been Britney's rock, emotionally, as well as legally, given her conservatorship. "Her boyfriend, Sam [Asghari], has been extremely supportive and is behind her all the way. He's so proud of her for wanting to better herself and for taking this step." While she's in treatment, Sam, as well as Britney's sons and their dad, Kevin Federline, are allowed to visit. "They are all behind her and want her to succeed," says the source. "They don't want her to suffer like she has been anymore," the first source tells Us. When Britney announced she was taking some "me" time to deal with her pain, Sam replied on Instagram, writing, "It isn't weakness, it's a sign of absolute strength, people should only be inspired by this, at least I am."