Britney Spears Debunks Kevin Federline’s Memoir Allegations
Britney Spears has publicly addressed allegations made by her ex-husband, Kevin Federline, in his upcoming memoir, “You Thought You Knew.” The book is scheduled for release on October 21 and includes claims about their parenting and marriage.
Allegations in Federline’s Memoir
Federline claims, in an excerpt published by The New York Times, that their son encountered Spears holding a knife in a doorway. He also alleged that she consumed alcohol during pregnancy and used cocaine while breastfeeding.
Spears’ Response on Social Media
In response, Spears took to X (formerly Twitter) to rebuff the accusations. She expressed feeling hurt and exhausted by the ongoing “gaslighting” from Federline. Spears stated that she has consistently sought a relationship with her sons, Jayden and Preston.
Personal Experiences and Regret
Spears reflected on the complexity of her relationship with her teenage sons, revealing that one son has only visited her for 45 minutes in the last five years, while the other has had just four visits. She emphasized her role in their lives, stating, “They need to take responsibility for themselves.”
Federline’s Perspective
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Federline noted that their children support him in sharing his story. He described their relationship with Spears as “fluid” and mentioned that they communicate and visit her.
Concerns About Spears’ Well-Being
Federline expressed concerns about Spears’ state, indicating that the situation might lead to irreversible consequences. He emphasized that his primary wish is for her happiness and health for the sake of their children.
Spears’ Ongoing Commitment to Her Children
Spears’ team criticized Federline’s motivations, arguing that he is profiting from sensationalizing their family challenges. They underscored that Spears remains focused on the welfare of her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James.
Looking Forward
As the release date for Federline’s memoir approaches, the tension between the former couple remains palpable. Their public exchanges highlight the complexities of co-parenting amid ongoing scrutiny.
