Britney Spears Hopes To Prove Critics Wrong, Says She's "Not Sad Anymore"

Britney Spears hopes to prove critics wrong with her recent tour but there's not much left to prove. "The Circus starring Britney Spears" is the biggest tour of her career and one of the biggest sellers of the year, selling out all of the dates in the U.S.

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Now, she heads to Europe for a string of dates and, according to the Digital Spy, the "Womanizer" singer is telling Hello magazine that she's "not sad anymore."

"A lot of people thought maybe I wouldn't make it," Spears says. "People thought I was finished, didn't they? I guess for a while last year it looked that way. Nothing I can do about the past, I guess. But I'm hoping to prove them wrong now. And I have really put everything I have into this new show."

The tour, which began March 3rd in her hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana, is hitting Europe with a few changes. Spears will debut new remixes, new looks, and possibly even a new song not seen during the U.S. run.

But with the success of the tour and her recently family life, Spears says she feels like the girl who has it all. "I have my family, my boys, my friends, my fans... this show," she says. "But more importantly, I'm not sad anymore. I was just so sad for so long, but not anymore. And you know what? That feels really, really good."