Jamie Lynn Spears' Daughter Maddie Celebrates 9th Birthday 4 Months After Scary ATV Accident. Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter, Maddie, is turning nine on Monday, and the proud mom celebrated her little girl's birthday over the weekend with a fun party and lots of decorations. Today was the PERFECT day for a PARTY," Spears captioned the pic. Thanks to everyone for coming out, and celebrating with our baby girl." Spears also shared more photos of the massive, festive setup, including a "Happy Birthday" sign in the bushes, along with a slew of stars and cute balloons next to the pool. Happy Father's Day to the best dad in whole world," Spears wrote in the caption. We love you." Spears and her ex- fiancé, Casey Aldridge, welcomed Maddie in June 2.

The proud mom threw her little girl one awesome b-day pool party over the weekend. TV Michael Phelps Gets 'Up Close and Personal' With a Toothy Great White in 'Shark Week' Sneak Peeks -- Watch!

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She and Watson got engaged in 2. New Orleans in March 2. This birthday and Father's Day are particularly special for Spears and Watson after their daughter was hospitalized in February following a terrifying ATV accident, in which she was submerged in a pond on the family's property for two minutes. Maddie made a full recovery in the following weeks, but her mom has been very vocal about the lessons the frightening ordeal taught her about life. Check out the video below to hear more from Spears about her daughter's amazing recovery.

Michael Phelps Gets 'Up Close and Personal' With a Toothy Great White in 'Shark Week' Sneak Peeks - - Watch! Michael Phelps is heading back into the water, but this time he's splashing around with some sharks! Cartel Land Full Movie. This is something I've wanted to do for a long time," Phelps says as he steps into a submerged shark tank off the side of a boat in this sneak peek at his special, Phelps vs. Shark: Great Gold vs. Great White. "I'm about to see these creatures up close and personal.

This is going to be awesome." In the clip, Phelps experiences his first encounter with a great white and a very intense look at its mouthful of razor sharp teeth as it gnaws at the bars of his cage. However, Phelps is doing more than just observing - - the 2. Olympic gold medalist is putting his unparalleled swimming talent to the real test by going head- to- head against a great white shark in a timed race, to see who is really the fastest. One of the tools Phelps is utilizing to even the playing field is a monofin - - a specially- crafted set of flippers for his feet that are designed to mimic a great white's tail fin. The race, which takes place in open waters and not a controlled pool environment, presents Phelps with a few unexpected challenges, including low visibility, choppy waves and 5.

Phelps. Racing a great white isn’t the only shark show Phelps is participating in for Discovery's annual event. The athlete will also join Doc Gruber and Tristan Guttridge of the Bimini Shark Lab for another special, Shark School With Michael Phelps.

The trio headed out to South Africa to give Phelps "the pinnacle of shark experiences," and to "show him how powerful" the animals really are. Together, they aim to teach viewers about the oft- maligned animals and dispel many of the myths and misconceptions people have about sharks. Shark School With Michael Phelps airs Sunday, July 3. ET/PT. "I'm probably like one of the biggest nerds of sharks out there. I love sharks," Phelps said. I swam with like seven [or] eight different sharks so far, some in the cage and most of them out of the cage, just kind of free diving, laying on the bottom.

So if I have the chance to do more, I want to. It's just cool being able to watch those animals in their home. I think that's something that's really, really fun." Check out the video below to hear more.