ההודעה שJR שלח לאין טאץ' הייתה מזוייפת:
UsMagazine.com: A source close to Britney Spears' former producer (and ex) J.R. Rotem tells Usmagazine.com the text messages In Touch Weekly claims to have received are “faked." A day after both Rotem and Spears pal Sam Lutfi issued statements firmly denying the cover story— which claimed Spears was carrying Rotem's child — a rep for the tabloid released alleged text messages from Rotem, in which he said, "Yes, it's true." Besides the obvious inconsistencies in the story — women do not get ultrasounds when they're only four weeks pregnant — text messages are easy to manipulate (as The Huffington Post shows here). “In Touch is trying to cover themselves up,” a source explained to Usmagazine.com. On Wednesday, Rotem released the following statement to Us: “There is absolutely no truth to this.”
