Magazine asks for access to Britney's divorce papers

A US court commissioner said he would consider a motion by a magazine and a TV station to make documents in the Britney Spears-Kevin Federline divorce and custody case public.

A US court commissioner said he would consider a motion by a magazine and a TV station to make documents in the Britney Spears-Kevin Federline divorce and custody case public.

“They’re appropriate participants in here,” Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon said yesterday of the request by People magazine and KNBC, on behalf of the celebrity news show “Access Hollywood”.

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