Britney makes TV appeal to find new boyfriend
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London, Dec 3 It looks like Britney Spears hasn't given up on love, for she has made a television appeal to find a new boyfriend.

The singer, who suffered a breakdown after her marriage to rapper Kevin Federline failed, said that she is lonely and dreams of meeting a new man, reports the Telegraph.

Speaking in a documentary, 'Britney: For the Record', Spears said: "I let people in because I was lonely and I really paid the consequences for that big time. I am very protective of myself. Sometimes it can get kind of lonely."

The pop star has vowed to give all her love to whoever that new boyfriend might be.

"When I really love somebody, I give my all. I can't get enough. I need to be around them all the time. It's just the best feeling in the world," she said.

Spears also admitted that she dreamt of finding a new man and living with him and her two children, Sean Preston and Jayden James, on an island.

"That would be heaven for us. No one could get to us," she said. (ANI)

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