Britney Spears Comments on Kevin Federline’s Memoir
Kevin Federline’s memoir, titled *You Thought You Knew*, is set to release soon and has garnered significant attention for its content regarding Britney Spears. The couple, who were married from 2004 to 2007, share two sons: Sean Preston and Jayden James.
Federline’s Concerns Over Spears
In his upcoming book, Federline expresses worries about Britney Spears’s mental health and their children’s well-being. He claims that their sons felt apprehensive about visiting their mother during their teenage years.
Alarming Excerpts from the Memoir
According to excerpts reported by the *New York Times*, Federline describes a troubling incident where his sons awoke to find Spears watching them while holding a knife. He reflects on the concerning behavior she displayed, particularly after her conservatorship ended in 2021. He warns that without changes, something serious could occur, affecting their children.
Spears’s Response
Spears’s representatives have criticized Federline’s decision to publish these personal revelations. They argue that he is seeking profit from her struggles, especially after child support payments ceased. A spokesperson stated that Spears remains focused on her children’s well-being amidst what they term as “sensationalism.”
Child Support Context
- Spears stopped paying child support in November 2022, when Jayden turned 18.
- Federline was granted full custody of the children in 2008 following a legal battle.
- Federline previously mentioned that the boys had distanced themselves from Spears and did not attend her recent wedding.
Strained Relationships
The relationship between Spears and her children has been tense for years. In 2022, Federline revealed that Sean and Jayden opted not to see their mother. However, reports indicate that Jayden has started reconnecting with her, though Federline’s attorney remains unaware of any reconciliation.
As the book’s release approaches, the public is eager to see how these revelations will impact Spears and her relationship with her sons. Given the sensitive nature of the content, many believe that this scenario is better suited for professional mediation rather than public discourse.
