Britney Spears is single again after reportedly getting dumped by boyfriend Isaac Cohen after just one month of dating. Cohen reportedly broke the news to the singer during a long-distance phone call on Sunday evening while she was in New York City and he was in Los Angeles.
Cohen’s agent, Brandi Lord, confirms the split to OK! magazine saying, “They are no longer an item.”
The pair met through Spears’ choreographer and began dating in mid-December, a month after Spears filed for divorce from husband Kevin Federline.
Friends say Cohen, 25, has been “looking to get out of the relationship for a while,” adding, “It was a bit much for him. There was a lot of drama — it was too much of a whirlwind.”
One pal tells OK!, “He likes her. They had a good time together. He was doing his best to help her out — but there is only so much one person can do.”
Also, Spears’ divorce battle could spark new rumors about the pop star’s sexuality — if her estranged husband, Kevin Federline goes public with party gossip.
Rap music producer Omar “Iceman” Sharif, who is one of Federline’s confidantes, has gone public with reports about Spears’ wild secret life, claiming the singer staged same-sex parties at the mansion she shared with Federline.
Sharif tells In Touch magazine, “Britney was into threesomes and girls,” adding the pop star would often invite a bunch of girlfriends over to the couple’s house to party.
This comes years after porn queen Jenna Jameson revealed she and Spears had a special connection after the pop star told a mutual friend she was a fan of the actress’ steamy movies.
Jameson revealed Spears invited her to the opening of her Nyla restaurant, but her handlers kept her away from the pop star.
One source tells In Touch that Federline plans to use details of his estranged wife’s sexploits if his custody battle over their sons Jayden James and Sean Preston turns ugly.
The insider tells the publication, “He wants to show that she’s not such an angel after all.”
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