Britney SpearsBritney Spears is being sued by her former bodyguard, Fernando Flores, for sexual harassment.

He says she did everything from making unwanted sexual advances toward him to having sex in front of him.

"She was wearing a white lace, see-through dress," his lawsuit states. "She walked over close by [Flores], intentionally dropped her cigarette lighter on the floor, bent over to retrieve it, and thereby exposed her uncovered genitals to [Flores]." The lawsuit goes on, "The incident caused [Flores] shock and disgust."

So can the world sue her (and plenty of other celebrities) for sexual harassment too? Lord knows we've seen plenty of crotch shots.

And while it may be inappropriate, what kind of a guy is really going to complain about a woman having sex in front of him. Really?

It sounds to me like Flores is a guy looking to make a buck off funds from the lawsuit, a book he'll surely pen, or both. And he's casting a wide net with his allegations -- also throwing in things about Brit's children.

He alleges that she yelled at her kids, whipped them with a belt, and fed them crab meat even though they are allergic to fish.

All awful if true, but seeing as how the L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services found the accusations false, they likely are made up. Even K-Fed has called bunk on the lawsuit.

"He is satisfied that the allegations are a product of economic motives," Federline's attorney said. "They are as baseless as they seem."

I'm not saying Spears is a saint -- she's had plenty of problems in the past from parenting problems to general sluttiness. But she's doing better now, even reaching out to help other troubled stars like Mel Gibson.

She seems to be in a good place and doesn't need to be dragged down by some money-hungry disgruntled employee. Leave Britney alone!

Do you think the lawsuit against Britney Spears has any merit?


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