Former Manager of Britney Spears gets an extended restraining order

Spears’ former manager and confidante Sam Lufti will be having a hard time getting close to the pop diva as his restraining order was extended for another three months.

US District Court Judge Philip Gutierrez has ordered Lufti to stay away from the troubled singer as court officials struggled to serve him a restraining order for which he is now forbidden to make any contacts with her nor coming within 250 yards of the 26-year old Spears.

A Los Angeles family court has granted temporary transfer of authority to Britney’s estate to her father James Spears and a co-conservator, attorney Andrew Wallet. It was during this hearing that the court has issued a restraining order on Lufti after there were allegations that he and Britney’s mother Lynne had drugged her daughter.

In a statement issued to Usmagazine.com, Lutfi’s spokesman, Michael Sands said: “Sam and the family are communicating and cooperating trying to do what’s best for Britney.”