Kevin Federline Details Watching Britney Spears “Slowly Lose Control” in New Memoir
Los Angeles, CA – Kevin Federline’s forthcoming memoir offers a detailed account of his relationship with Britney Spears and his viewpoint on teh conservatorship that controlled her life for 13 years, ending in 2021. Federline describes the period as ”like watching someone slowly lose control of their life,” according to excerpts reported by the BBC.
The book addresses the highly publicized period when Spears’ finances and personal life were overseen by her father and others. Spears did not regain custody of her two sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, until after the conservatorship was lifted.
Federline states he has “lost faith that things will ever fully turn around” for Spears,but expresses hope she can “find peace.”
Spears has publicly responded to the impending release, accusing Federline of attacking her character during promotional appearances for the book and characterizing its contents as “extremely hurtful and exhausting.” she also noted the book is expected to outsell her own memoir, The Woman in Me.In her book, Spears accused Federline of attempting to portray her as “completely out of control.”
A spokesperson for Spears stated that Federline, along with others, are “profiting off her” following the end of child support payments. The statement emphasized Spears’ continued concern for her sons’ well-being amidst the ”sensationalism.”
Federline explained his decision to write the book after years of consideration, stating he waited until his children were older to avoid adding to their burdens. He asserts the memoir is his opportunity to share ”my version” of events, countering years of media narratives and commentary from others. he also denies accusations of financial dependence on Spears, claiming he was “out there hustling, grinding, investing -working to build a solid foundation for myself and my kids.” Federline said he remained silent for years to protect his family and provide his children with a “normal life,” but ultimately felt compelled to share his story.
