Britney Spears' sons question how the pop star's fan base reacted to her claim that teenage boys"hate" Britney Spears. It is said that they are afraid of how they will react.TMZ.
A source said Thursday that Federline, 44, Sean Preston, 16, and Jayden James, 15, were "endangered" by "enthusiastic" fans. He said he claimed that he was "fearing" that he could be killed.
Spears, 40, on Wednesday accused his sons in an Instagram post of their mother for months.
"I know teens are hard to deal with...but good luck," the "Stronger" singer wrote in the now-deleted post's caption.
"Sometimes rude, sometimes hateful. They came to visit me, walked in the door, went straight to their room and locked the door!!!
It's unclear what the immediate reaction of fans to the allegations she made was since Spears took down the post, but the overwhelming response on Twitter has been to criticize Federline. , neither Sean Preston nor Jayden James.
In particular, Spears supporters posted a former backup dancer Recording of "Toxic" singer scolding children without her consent.
In her leaked video, Spears tells her sons, "You better start paying her respects, after asking them to put lotion on her face." ' can be heard saying. his shoes in the store.
"What Kevin and his family are doing is controlling and abusive," one fan wrote on Twitter. They're punishing Britney for giving a hateful interview they decided to give her an "excuse" to post more about her because they want her to respond.
Another isAdded. So sad to be with Britney and her sons please don't let her message or harass her sons. They've clearly been brainwashed by Kevin, and getting other Britney family members and fans involved will only make things worse for Britney in the long run. On Thursday, Page Six EXCLUSIVELY told Page Six that Federline was "disgusted" for "weaponizing" children at Spears. Matthew Rosengart also had some choice words for DJ and his decision to leak clips of his ex-wife.
"Whether he is aware or not, Mr Federline has not only violated "The privacy and dignity of his children's mothers has hurt his own children, which he has to protect," the powerful attorney told us in an exclusive statement on Thursday.
"He not only insulted himself and violated societal norms, but also brought himself into various legal troubles, including but not limited to cyber-harassment and cyber-bullying laws.
A lawyer for Federline did not immediately respond to Page Six's request for comment.
