Flores will dish the dirt on Spears’ tours.

The Sun reports that former policeman Flores has told a friend that: “Britney has a huge sexual appetite and, from what she told me, her tours were an anything-goes environment… I heard stories of threesomes, orgies, girls making out – things that would make your hair stand on end.”

He allegedly added that: “She had a lot of young, attractive dancers around her on tour, and things would get crazy. There was drinking, drugs, steamy sessions in hot tubs, all sorts of things.”

Flores has previously tried to sue his former boss for sexual harassment.

So who could blame the betrothed 30-year-old for proudly showing off her engagement ring?

“I can’t stop looking at it!!” she wrote on Facebook, along with a photo of herself displaying the bauble (from inside either a nail salon or an enviably stocked dressing room). And thanks to her sharing ways, we don’t have to, either!

Fiancé Jason Trawick definitely did her proud when he picked out that doozy, popping the question with the nearly 4-carat round Neil Lane diamond and pave band ring on his 40th birthday last month.

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Yes, I like to complain. But only about things I’m passionate about. I went onto NME.com and read that Muse covered the Hendrix version of “The Star Spangled Banner” and Nirvana’s “School” and couldn’t help but wish I could see or hear them.

If the music industry was smart they’d have someone recording these cool moments professionally and releasing them as iTunes tracks or directly on the band’s website–or both. I’d buy this things like crazy. Just like when I heard Travis cover Britney Spears’ “Baby One More Time” years ago. These are brilliant moments only left for people in attendance to enjoy. What a massive waste that such brilliance gets lost after the moment is over.

And if you care–here is Travis covering Britney.

Corporate line:
“Circus” is the seventh album by Britney Spears. It rolls into town on the heels of an MTV VMA awards sweep, where Britney walked away with three Moonmen awards for ‘Video of the Year’, ‘Best Female’ and ‘Best Pop Video’ for ‘Piece Of Me’. Circus is the follow up to her critically well received album, Blackout, just in in time for her 27th birthday. The lead single, ‘Womanizer’ (produced by the up and coming Atlanta production team The Outsyders) has already created a frenzy amongst Britney fanatics, radio and the media alike-underscoring Britney’s continued reign as one of the Queens of Pop.

The good:
“Womanizer” – It is what it is… a dance song without substance soaked in sexuality. Mission accomplished.

The rest:
“Circus” – “There are only two types of guys out there/ the ones that can hang with me/ and the one’s that are scared” could be evaluated in many ways–but it seems like those who can hang have to be able to deal with the lunacy that is her life.

“Out From Under” – Spears whispers through this song without selling anything other than a pop ballad cliche.

“Kill The Lights” – Queen of pop? That’s the proclamation. Too bad they tried to pull that off on a track that is easily one of the worst songs on the album.

“Shattered Glass” – From bad to worse.

“If You Seek Amy” – Wait, this is even worse. The chorus is pathetic.

“Blur” – Let see, Britney is drunk, has sex and then wakes up with someone who she doesn’t know and wonders “what did we do last night?” I hope she isn’t trying to be a role model.

Finally:
Britney is trying desperately to follow in the shoes of Madonna as she reinvents herself again. This time its as a sexy queen of emotional comebacks. Instead Britney went from a girl to a woman to a mom to a … well you can fill in the blank. Either way you label her this Britney Spears release is a circus.