Second Son Jayden Federline Shares Feelings in Interview
"Mom's Revealing Photos Are Posted for Attention"
Spears Responds via SNS
Britney Spears married Kevin Federline in 2004 and had two sons, Preston Federline and Jayden Federline, but they divorced in 2006. The two sons are being raised by their ex-husband Federline. Photo by Yonhap News
[Asia Economy Reporter Juri Kim] Jaden Federline, the son of famous pop singer Britney Spears, publicly expressed his heartfelt concern for his mother. In an interview with the media, Federline conveyed his longing for Spears while also sharing the difficulties he faces as her son.
In a recent interview with ITV News, Federline revealed that he has not been able to see his mother, Britney Spears, since last spring and expressed hope for reconciliation.
He went on to say that both he and his older brother have experienced trauma because of their mother, and shared his feelings about Spears continuously posting revealing photos on Instagram.
Federline said, "It seems like (Mom) posts nude photos to get attention," adding, "This has been going on for years, and while she is unlikely to stop, I hope she does."
His ex-husband Kevin Federline also criticized this. He claimed that due to Spears' excessively revealing posts, their two sons did not attend Spears' wedding held in June.
Spears married Kevin Federline in 2004 and had two sons, Preston Federline and Jaden Federline, but they divorced in 2006. The two sons are currently being raised by their father, Kevin Federline.
After the interview with her son was made public, Britney Spears expressed her maternal feelings on social media, saying, "I have sent my lifelong love to my son Jaden," and "My love for my children knows no borders."
She also stated, "It makes me very sad to hear that I do not meet Jaden's expectations of a mother."
Meanwhile, Britney Spears got engaged last year to model Sam Asghari, who is 12 years her junior, and they held their wedding ceremony in June.
Sam Asghari defended Spears on Instagram, saying, "The kids will eventually realize that their mother's choices are harmless and an expression of newfound freedom."
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