The pop star’s ex-husband and father of the children, Kevin Federline, reportedly suspects that Spears uses methamphetamine. Now Federline and Spears have reacted to the scandalous article.
Britney Spears has been upset by new “hateful” accusations on social media. PDO
Britney Spears and her ex-husband Kevin Federline respond to claims that Spears is feared to be using drugs. Vyyhti started over the weekend, when the Daily Mail magazine published An interview with Federline. The article states that Federline suspects Spears of using crystal methamphetamine.
– I’m afraid he uses methamphetamine. I have been praying that someone would go public and that he would wake up. It is scary. She is the mother of my sons, Federline reportedly said in the article.
Federline says in the article that he fears Spears will one day overdose.
The article also hears Spears’ father Jamie Spears, who says he fears that his daughter will experience the same tragic fate as Amy Winehouse, who died young. The article states that Spears’ sons saw drugs delivered to her mother’s home.
However, now Federline has expressed that the editor of the article has put false information in the article. The article also includes the 17-year-old son of the ex-couple by Sean Preston and a 16-year-old Jayden James, comments. Federline writes in his Instagram story that the Daily Mail has taken advantage of their minor children in the hope of getting clicks.
Federline makes accusations against the author of the Daily Mail article Daphne Barakia and the producer of this Erbil Gunastia towards.
– We let Daphne and Bill into our home because we trusted them. However, that trust was broken, and we cut ties with them in March for reasons I won’t go into here, Federline writes on social media.
Federline does not specify in his update which parts of the article are false.
Britney Spears last performed in Finland in 2011. Photo from the star’s Hartwall Arena gig. KARI PEKONEN
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Spears has also responded to the content of the article on social media. He writes in an Instagram update that he is saddened by the claims being spread, which he says are false. Spears writes that her son and ex-husband may not have actually said the things in question, because she doesn’t think they make any sense.
– I hope it’s just that the media coverage is hateful and neither Kevin nor Preston have said anything about these things, Spears writes.
Spears’ attorney Matthew Rosengart has taken action against the Daily Mail. He has sent an official letter to the magazine in which he responds to the star’s alleged drug use. The People publication tells about it, among other things.
– The Daily Mail, through Daphne Barak, has published an article yesterday with numerous false and derogatory claims about my client Britney Spears. These allegations relate to Kevin Federline and his children and involve the crystal drug, Rosengart writes.
Kevin Federline has accused the Daily Mail of spreading false information in an article in which he was also interviewed. PDO
The lawyer also noted in the letter that the Daily Mail reporter did not approach Spears’ representatives when writing the article.
– This is yet another indication of malice and irresponsible ignoring of the truth, Rosengart states in the letter.
Britney Spears was released from a 13-year guardianship relationship in November 2021. During that time, her father managed many aspects of her personal life and career. Spears has on many occasions accused her father of abuse of power and, for example, of forcing her to use contraception. In a scathing article by the Daily Mail, it is written that the “often strange” social media updates that Spears has published since her guardianship have caused concern that Spears’ mental health is fragile.