
Britney Spears celebrated her 27th birthday last night at Manhattan hotspot Tenjune, which was transformed into a Circus for the singer and her celebrity pals — including Lance Bass, Jeremy Piven, Heidi Klum and Jamie Presley.
Guests were greeted outside by a man on stilts, a juggler, a screen over the entrance of the club that showed images of Britney and a circus — not to mention around 30 police officers lining the street. The walls were lined with posters of circus images as well as lyrics from Britney’s new album scrolled in black. The main room was decked out to look just like a circus tent, with billowing multicolored fabric hanging from the ceiling.
Newly separated Jamie Presley arrived around 12:30 am with an entourage who was escorted into the curtained off VIP. Behind the black curtains of the VIP area, Britney and her A-list pals mingled among hot dog and popcorn carts that flashed Britney’s name, as well as a bevy of circus acts and contortionists.
Lance Bass sat at a private table and talked with Britney’s manager Larry Rudolph, while music mogul Russell Simmons moved in between the VIP and main room and mingled with guests.
The DJ spun hip hop, 80s tunes, and of course Britney’s own hits “Gimme More” and “Womanizer.” After he gave a shout out to Britney and wished her a happy birthday, he ironically played one of Justin Timberlake’s hits.
Britney was given her second birthday cake of the day (the first one was presented to her after her Good Morning America performance), by Barry Weiss, CEO of her record label who said, “We are so proud and so happy to be a part of your life.”
Partygoers left with polaroids of themselves in a special birthday card, which were shot by a party photographer, and memories of a fresh faced Britney smiling and celebrating her birthday in a much healthier way than last year. [Photo: Getty Images]