NIKKI SIXX Backs BRITNEY SPEARS

March 7, 2007

Metro.co.uk reports that Britney Spears has received some unlikely support as she remains in rehab, from reformed wild rocker Nikki Sixx.

MÖTLEY CRÜE's bassist and main songwriter says he hopes she'll "rise out of the ashes".

Former drug addict Nikki is working on a book recounting when his own life was out of control — "The Heroin Diaries: A Year in the Life of a Shattered Rock Star", and he believes the fallen pop princess can also get things back on track.

When it comes to Britney's chances of sorting herself out in rehab, he's confident the young pop star will get better.

He said: "I'm sure she will, we all rise out of the ashes. Either that or we die right?"

The musician added: "You got two choices. She'll either get bigger... or she won't, and I would hope that she brings herself out of that, bigger than she ever was."

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