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She doesn't make money hourly, she gets paid for concerts and C.D's and things she does to promote the new album
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How much does Britney Spears make per year?
Britney Spears makes approximately $35 million a year (before taxes) according to Forbes Online.
How much money did Poland make out of imports and exports?
Britney spears has a knife at her house.
Who is richer Beyonce or Britney Spears?
Although it's not confirmed, Britney Spears is expected to be one of the top 10 richest women in entertainment. She is also much more successful than Beyonce
How much are Britney Spears tickets?
from 40-500
Who is better Britney Spears or Jennifer Lopez?
Britney is much better than Jenifer, IMHO.
How much has it rotated since the dinosaurs died?
britney spears
What is the meaning of Britney Spears radar?
it measures how much she sucks
Who is a better singer Christina Aguilera or Britney Spears?
That's a question based on opinion, but Britney Spears is the much more successful one. Christina Aguilera is actually a better singer than Britney.
Who is more famous Britney Spears or Rihanna?
well it is Britney Spears because she sang before her and she has a baby before her and also i think more songs then her and a also think she is more richer. I wasn't sure this was the definitive answer until you added "more richer". That pretty much sealed it for me.
How much does Britney Spears earn annually?
Britney Spears makes an estimated $35 million a year (before taxes) according to Forbes.See Related Links below.
Is Britney Spears a greedy person?
Yes verry much so.
Who is more popular Jamie Lynn Spears or Britney Spears?
Britney because more people have heard of her. People old and young have heard of Britney Spears but only kids or teens who watch Nickleoden will have heard of Jamie-Lynn (or Britney's fans, but they dont pay that much attention to her), the only reason Jamie is known by adults is that she becae pregnant and that she is Britney's sister.So Britney is more popular.....
