Britney Spears Files Restraining Order Against Adnan Ghalib

Allie @ Gone Hollywood | Sunday, January 20, 2008

Britney Spears has reportedly filed a restraining order on Adnan Ghalib, her photographer boyfriend.

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With no recent pictures of Britney and Adnan in sight, Britney has been spotted spending time with her manager/friend, Sam Lutfi. Has Sam talked some sense into Britney?

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Page Six reports,

X17online is claiming that Britney’s sometime manager and pal Sam Lutfi (above) showed the agency’s photographers a copy of Britney’s restraining order against Adnan last night.

The LAPD said that no restraining order has been officially filed, but that doesn’t mean Brit hasn’t started the paperwork. (By the way, we’re wondering what’s up with Sam’s Adnan-like facial hair. Seriously, it’s kind of scary.)

Over the past week or so Adnan — who has earned his expertise in weaponry fighting abroad in Afghanistan, Kosovo and Macedonia — has been acting more bodyguard than boyfriend. The last time they were seen together was on Wednesday when a confrontation erupted at the Gaucho Grill in L.A. where Adnan allegedly threw chairs across the restaurant on the poptard’s behalf.

Reportedly, it’s not the first time a woman has filed a restraining order against the snapper.

On the contrary, Adnan Ghalib says, “That’s news to me”.

TMZ reports,

According to online reports, last night, Brit’s BFF Sam supposedly showed the order to two paparazzo. Adnan told us he didn’t know anything about it and has been in Santa Barbara for the last 2 days. When asked if he and the popwreck had a fight, he said “everything is and was fine” but he’s been out of town, and she’s “been in the care of Sam.”

Sam reportedly showed a photog the restraining order. The online report suggests Brit is mad because Adnan may be selling pics of her, but that’s not grounds for a restraining order.

Of course Adnan wouldn’t actually admit to any problems. If it was your ‘bread and butter’, you wouldn’t want to admit it either.