In an exclusive interview with Matt Lauer, pop star Britney Spears opens up about her marriage to Kevin Federline and the negative publicityBritney Spears hasn’t done an interview since the birth of her baby boy, Sean Preston. But recently, she said she wanted to talk. Tired of tabloid attacks questioning her husband’s character, their marriage and most hurtful of all, whether or not she's a good mom, Matt Lauer sat down with her for an exclusive interview and found a very open and candid Britney Spears. Here's a transcript of their discussion:Matt Lauer: Did you ever imagine that your life would one day be the way it is today?
Britney Spears: The extent, no. It's so weird because [in] L.A. a lot of actors and actresses you notice they don't get — I mean besides Angelina and Brad who get it horrible. But I think maybe because pop artists or music artists, they put themselves out there a little bit more than actors and actresses, like that's more of you have a disguise on when you're an actor. But you are kinda puttin' more of your soul out there with your music and I think maybe the public feels like they know you. And when that happens it's more of an attachment there and with the tabloids.
Lauer: So you think they think they know you gives them the right to wanna know more?
Spears: I guess so, exactly. Just recently I feel like I've been wanting to speak just about it a little bit because I am kinda scared. Like I have a weird feeling now when I come out of my home like just in ... even in my neighborhood.
Spears was recently in the headlines again after her baby's fall from a high chair, while under the care of a nanny.Spears: And then the doctors acted really funny with me. I know, it was really bizarre.
Lauer: So you walked into the hospital and said, "He bumped his head, fell out of a high chair."
Lauer: What ... how ... well how'd they act funny?
Spears: I don't wanna say, but they did.
Lauer: Suspicious?
Spears: I said, I don't wanna say what they did or what they said. But it was bad. It was really, really bad.
Lauer: Let's talk about married life.
Spears: Okay.
Lauer: As a husband, how is he?
Spears: Amazing. Very good.
Lauer: Supportive.
Spears: Oh yeah.
Lauer: Because some ...
Spears: Definitely.
Lauer: ... of the magazines talk about friends saying he's jealous. He wants people to talk about his music and not so much about your career?
Spears: I'm not doin' anything right now so no one's talking about my career. You know. When I do, they will talk trust me. But right now, no. They're you know ... it's about him right now and he has no reason to be jealous.
Lauer: Do you think there's a sense out there, Britney, that some people who love you and have watched you grow up from the time you were 15 ... and when were you a Mouseketeer when you were 15 ...
Spears: Um-hm.
Lauer: ... and have watched you go through the pop princess years and into young adulthood, get some feeling that he's not good enough for you?
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