Britney Spears’ nights just got a little better, thanks to news that the pop singer will be able to keep her boys from dusk until dawn.
Spears was granted overnight visits with her children by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge on Tuesday, a source told People.
The “Baby One More Time” singer has not been able to keep her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, overnight since January.
A change in the temporary custody arrangement prohibited Spears from keeping the children overnight after an incident in January, where she was held at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center involuntarily.
The next hearing in the Spears-Federline custody case has been set for July 15.
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