Britney Spears‘ holiday fling has reportedly been identified as one of her boyguards.

The security guard, who is a former Israeli soldier, is said to have started working for the singer earlier this year and as well as accompanying her on her Mexican mini-break, he’s also been spending his days off at her side as a friend.

A source told the Sun: “Britney and Lee hit it off immediately.

“He is her perfect type. She loves guys who work out and he is in great shape from his days serving in the Israeli Army.

“He also has a few tattoos, which she loves. They’ve spent so much time together that one thing led to another and their relationship became physical.

“They are in Mexico together. They’ve been having a great time - Lee’s put a smile on her face.”

Jennifer Aniston is reportedly well liked with boyfriend John Mayer’s tour crew.

Jennifer has joined John at a number of gigs, including several in Europe last month, since the couple began dating earlier in the year and a source told People magazine: “Everyone really loves her.

“John has such an amazing crew of musicians and friends with him. Everyone gets along and is drama free and Jen fits right in - perfectly.”

The source added that John is also rather taken with the former Friends star: “They are very happy together, it’s working really well and they’re only getting closer. His friends think she’s great for him.”

Pete Wentz and Ashlee Simpson-Wentz are reportedly planning to ask John Mayer to be a godparent to their first child when it’s born later this year.

The couple got to know John when he was dating Ashlee’s sister Jessica Simpson but even though that relationship didn’t pan out, they’ve stayed good friends and think that he’ll be a good role model for their baby girl, who is due in October.

A source close to the couple explained: “Pete and John have been spending a lot of time together lately and they get on so well.

“They are firm friends. John gets a bad rap and is always portrayed as a bad boy but he’s got a heart of gold.

“Pete and Ashlee know that and they think he would make a great godparent.”

“But they are holding back asking him at the moment because they are not sure how Ashlee’s sister Jessica would feel about her ex having such a strong link to her new niece.”

Balthazar Getty is reportedly still trying to win back estranged wife Rosetta, prompting rumours his fling with Sienna Miller is over.

Balthazar and Sienna’s relationship went public at the end of June, causing fashion designer Rosetta to flee to Italy with the couple’s four children - but Balthazar only confirmed his separation from his wife last week.

Now sources have told TMZ that the Brothers & Sisters star has been constantly calling Rosetta but she is refusing to speak to him so he has been sending frequent emails detailing how much he loves and misses her.

The source added: “[Balthazar] has been surprised by the backlash against him.

“People on [the Brothers & Sisters‘] set have been voicing their support for Rosetta and so have members of his family. He’s beginning to regret it ever happened.”

Lindsay Lohan is reportedly intent on making a successful career comeback after her troubled year and has been acting “perfectly” on the set of her new film Labor Pains.

In 2006, Lindsay was slammed by producers of her film Georgia Rule after she was repeated late to set or calling in sick because of partying and studio executive James G Robinson labelled her a “spoilt child” in a leaked letter attacking her unprofessionalism. Last year, she was arrested twice for DUI offences but a third stint in rehab - and her friendship/relationship with Sam Ronson - are said helped her back onto a more sensible path.

Co-star Jay Thomas told E! recently: “I’m just guessing, but someone must have said to her, ‘You better get your act together or else’.

“She was perfect. And she’s a really good actress. I’m not just saying that because of the movie, but she really happens to be talented, and it looks like she’s OK now.”

Guy Ritchie has revealed he’s based a character in his new film RocknRolla on Pete Doherty.

He told Empire magazine recently: “At the time I was writing it, Pete Doherty was everywhere.

“[Pete’s behaviour] is either genius marketing or a happy - or unhappy - accident … It’s creative self-destruction in the sense that he’s doing it creatively.

“There seems to be an implication that people want to see him [commit suicide]. But at the same time there’s a desire to see the likes of him being reborn.

“I think what we all like is someone who fell and then stood up again. And that’s probably the story with Pete Doherty.”