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LeAnn Rimes Twitter Addiction; ‘RHOBH’ Brandi Glanville and Eddie Cibrian Child Support Court Battle [UPDATE]

Fans of LeAnn Rimes have just about as many good things to say about her as her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills nemesis Brandi Glanville does. The country singer's former Twitter addiction is rumored to be in full relapse after a horrible concert performance in Las Vegas May 10. To everyone's surprise the often drunk Celebrity Apprentice seemingly forgave LeAnn, and Lisa Vanderpump for that matter, last week only to reveal via tweet that she and ex, Eddie Cibrian are still in a family court battle over child support payments. Barely working Eddie thinks that he gave Brandi to much of LeAnn's money.

According to an eyewitnesses at LeAnn Rimes May 10, Las Vegas show at the Orleans Casino the former country star is either addicted to Twitter once again, or a huge A-hole.

One spectator told Star Magazine that LeAnn seemed more interest in her husband's status updates that singing the songs from her latest hit-free album:

"Her iPhone had its own stool onstage...That's how important it was to her.

"She asked the crowd, 'Where's my husband? I can't find him!'

"She used sheet music for her old songs; she didn't even sing the newer stuff form her last CD, 'Spitfire.'

People deserve better. LeAnn should be ashamed."

Ashamed or not ,it seemed that LeAnn's archenemy Brandi Glanville forgave her on Twitter last week, but apparently that doesn't apply to her husband Eddie Cibrian.

The Celebrity Apprentice took to Twitter once again yesterday to let fans know that she wanted to move past her past problems with nasty Eddie, but his damned lawyers just won't let things go:

"I'm 100 %over it but we are still fighting with lawyers because EC wants me to pay him support back #notfun."

Anything to shut LeAnn up...it's literally getting to where no one can stand to listen to her anymore.

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