The home in Kentwood includes many original furnishings from the singer’s time there, including a dance studio
The rural Louisiana home where Britney Spears grew up, complete with plenty of mementos from her time there, including an ‘N Sync 1998 World Tour sticker, hit the market Tuesday for $1.2 million.
He sold the home, in Kentwood, for $289,000, significantly less than its current asking price. The current owner couldn’t be reached for comment. There are stickers bearing the pop star’s name on a mirror—which is joined by that ‘N Sync sticker, dated a year before Spears started dating the band’s lead singer, Justin Timberlake—and artworks the “Gimme More” singer painted when she was small, Hulsey said.
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