Britney Spears’ ex-husband Kevin Federline‘s memoir has been creating headlines recently. The pop star had earlier denied the claims made in the book, saying it’s all a lie. In fact, she showed concern about her sons’ welfare amid “sensationalism” surrounding the book. However, sources have now claimed that both sons have read the book, and it broke them as the tell-all confirmed their suspicions.
Britney Spears’ sons read Kevin Federline’s memoir in advance, says source
Britney Spears’s ex-husband Kevin Federline’s memoir, “You Thought You Knew,” has created a buzz again after its release on October 21. While the singer has always feared about its impact on her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James Federline, #ShuterScoop has confirmed the kids have already read advance pages of the book.
As per the outlet, the children read the book even before its official release. “The boys insisted on reading it,” one family insider said. “They wanted to know the truth.” The tipster further revealed that the memoir “shattered them.” The kids “cried” as “it confirmed things they’d always suspected,” claimed the source.
But it seems Sean and Jayden did not go through the pages alone. Their father sat with them. As per the insider, the trio read the book together. While speaking about the intention behind writing the memoir, Federline had told The Associated Press that he wrote the book for his “children to be able to move forward in their lives and know that the actual truth of everything is out there.” He added that “it’s really important that I share my story, so they don’t have to.”
However, Spears has earlier dismissed the claims, calling them “sick lies.” Even her rep denied the allegation made in the tell-all memoir, saying that the singer “cares” about her kids and “their well-being during this sensationalism.” But now, insiders told Shutter that the damage has been done.
Originally reported by Parul Singh on Reality Tea.
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