Britney keen to extend tour to Australia

Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 15:12 [IST]

Melbourne, Apr 7 (ANI): Pop star Brirtney Spears is reportedly keen to extend her world tour to Australia, in a bid to entertain her Australian fans.

Her attorney and her father Jamie Spears', who is also her conservator, is said to have discussed the idea of expanding her current "Circus" tour to include dates in Australia and Europe at a hearing.

Currently, the 'Hit Me Baby One More Time' hitmaker has been touring in America and Canada, with a few dates in London in June, reports the Daily Telegraph.

Although Britney is keen to extend her tour, nothing has been decided as yet.

Her attorney and her father are due back in court on April 14. (ANI)

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