A piece of chewing gum spat out by pop star Britney Spears is back up for sale on eBay after it was initially removed for claiming it contained her DNA.
The seller on the popular auction website, who retrieved the gum outside London's Sanderson hotel, at first used Spears' DNA as the main selling point.
But the advert was removed because it contravened eBay's Human Body Parts and Remains policy.
The advert is now back up with no DNA reference - bids have reached £790.
The description now reads: "I am now allowed to list this item with a few alterations to my wording... it was put into an airtight container and has not been touched since it was inside Britney's mouth.
The seller on the popular auction website, who retrieved the gum outside London's Sanderson hotel, at first used Spears' DNA as the main selling point.
But the advert was removed because it contravened eBay's Human Body Parts and Remains policy.
The advert is now back up with no DNA reference - bids have reached £790.
The description now reads: "I am now allowed to list this item with a few alterations to my wording... it was put into an airtight container and has not been touched since it was inside Britney's mouth.
"It is completely preserved as you can see, with Britney's teeth marks highly visible! This is the chance to own a piece of pop history - right from the mouth of the princess of pop herself!"
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