Below is an excerpt from a letter the site claims to be from Culotta:

I LOVED being with Britney for the past 9 1/2 years. I enjoyed being a part of HER dream, but now, am living my own dream. I cherish ALL the incredible opportunities that came my way thru my job with Britney and am crushed/saddened/heart sick by the way her life is unfolding…I want you to know that WE (as in her Family and nearest and dearest—ALL of whom are NOT on the payroll anymore!!) are doing EVERYTHING in our power to get help for Britney and all in our power to NOT pad the bottom or move the bottom, so when she does indeed hit rock bottom, she’ll stand up and walk away from this whole fiasco a new, confident, changed, career driven Britney like we all knew and loved.

To see what’s transpiring now, makes me feel a failure, defeated. I LOVED and BELIEVED in what I was a part of for the past 10 years and was so incredibly proud of Britney and all she’d become.

The singer and mother of two boys returned to Los Angeles after a socially active 10 days in New York, during which Spears hit the Baby Phat show at Fashion Week and spent the following nights partying at various downtown hotspots reports USATODAY.

Spears was in the Big Apple with her sons Sean Preston, 1, and Jayden James, 5 months, and was spotted in a pink fur coat, exiting a drugstore and hitting various entertainment locales. The Manhattan papers and celebrity websites chronicled her nocturnal adventures, and a photo of her in a bikini surfaced Tuesday.. People reports that Spears, 25, arrived at hotspot ONE in a red dress, wasn't happy with her attire, and changed into a dancer bikini, like those worn by the night spot's go-go dancers.

On Monday, a New York rabbi wrote to Britney Spears, claiming her recent hedonistic antics will "scar" her children.

New York spiritual leader and author Rabbi Shmuley Boteach appeals to the pop star to "get her life together" in the open letter, following her recent bout of partying.

"Once you become a parent, Britney, life gets really serious...We can all pretend that life is one big party devoid of responsibility. And rarely being home, or coming home drunk, or letting your kids see you in a degraded state, will permanently scar your kids," claims Rabbi Boteach.

He continued: "Soon your boys will be surfing the Internet. They'll see a lot of photos of you in poses that no son should ever see their own mother. Try and be home with your kids...Cover up...Limit the visits to the nightclubs."

Rabbi Boteach concludes the letter by insisting: "I know you can get your life together, Britney."