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Britney Spears 'in love' with Timberlake's 'Selfish,' apologizes for offending him

Britney Spears and boyfriend Justin Timberlake arrive at the premiere of her movie "Crossroads" at the Mann Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California, Feb. 11, 2002.

Britney Spears has a message for ex Justin Timberlake: I'm sorry. Also, your new song is really good, despite fans pitting it against my song of the same name.

It appears that the pop superstar couldn't avoid Timberlake's comeback press tour for long. She apologized days after the former 'NSync frontman dropped a new single, teased his "Everything I Thought It Was"

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