Spears accused of sex harasssment

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EXHIBITIONIST? Britney Spears has been accused of having sex in front of her bodyguard.

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A former bodyguard for Britney Spears filed a sexual harassment lawsuit on Wednesday accusing the pop star of repeatedly parading herself around in the nude and having sex in front of him.

Fernando Flores also accused Spears, 28, of causing him emotional distress by having violent quarrels with her boyfriend in front of her two children, and swearing at him to fetch her beverages.

The singer's lawyer on Wednesday declined to comment on the lawsuit.

According to the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Flores began working for Spears in February 2010. He alleges that the singer made repeated, unwanted sexual advances, summoned him to her room to expose her naked body, and "engaged in numerous sex acts" in front of him.

Celebrity website TMZ.com reported that in one alleged incident, Spears was wearing a white lace see-through dress when she intentionally dropped an object on the floor close to Flores and bent over to pick it up.

Flores also accuses his security firm employers of ignoring or mocking his complaints over the alleged actions by Spears. He is seeking unspecified damages for sexual harassment and emotional distress.

Spears became a worldwide phenomenon 10 years ago with hits like Oops...I Did It Again but has adopted a much lower public profile since undergoing a highly-publicised career and personal meltdown in 2007 and 2008.

After a successful world tour in 2009, she lives near Los Angeles and has filmed a cameo role in an upcoming episode of the popular TV musical comedy Glee, which will be devoted entirely to her music.

- Reuters