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Britney Spears has accused her sons of being "hateful" after their joint interview with dad Kevin Federline. The 40-year-old star has questioned the movies behind Preston, 16, and Jayden, 15, doing the interview, with the younger sibling claiming his grandfather Jamie Spears didn't "deserve all the hatred" after his role in the 'Toxic' hitmaker's conservatorship, which ended in November 2021.

Kevin Federline is speaking out about his ex-wife Britney Spears and the pop star's 13-year-long conservatorship.  In an interview with "60 Minutes Australia," Federline claims that the "Toxic" singer’s father Jamie Spears "saved her back then." In the sit-down interview, Federline was asked if he believes Jamie "saved" Spears’ life, to which he responded, "100%," adding, "I feel like he [Jamie] saved her back then." Kevin Federline claims Jamie Spears ‘saved’ Britney Spears during her conservatorship. (Getty Images/AP File) Spears' conservatorship, which was overseen by Jamie, came to an end in November.  During the interview, Federline said he was never involved in her conservatorship. "I wasn’t involved in any of it, so I really don’t know how the conservatorship came about.

Britney Spears took to her Instagram on Monday to respond to her estranged son Jayden following his recent interview, and reveal that she is now an atheist in a new audio recording.The singer, 40, said to Jayden, 15: 'You were just like my other family. You secretly loved looking at me like something was wrong with me,' before asking, 'Do you guys want me to get better so I can continue to give your dad 40 grand a month?'Spears then talked about becoming an atheist due to what she's endured in her conservatorship, which ended last year, and how she's been treated by her kids and family, stating that her father Jamie, 70, 'Needs to be in jail for the rest of his life.'  The latest: Britney Spears took to her Instagram on Monday to address her son Jayden and reveal that she is now an atheist due to family torment in a new audio recording; Pictured 2018'Honestly, my dad needs to be in jail for the rest of his life.

supports HTML5 videoBritney Spears has called her sons, Preston and Jayden, out for taking part in a joint interview with their dad, Kevin Federline.The pair spoke about their fractured relationship with the Toxic singer, 40, and explained why they didn’t attend her recent wedding to Sam Asghari.Jayden, 15, also vowed that his granddad, Jamie Spears, didn’t ‘deserve all the hatred he is getting’ in public, after his role in the mom-of-two’s controversial conservatorship – which she was freed from last year.Hitting back at the interview, Britney shared a lengthy audio clip on her Instagram page, questioning why her sons were so ‘hateful’.‘I can totally understand why my family would have a problem with me doing my own thing, maybe because I never have,’ she began. ‘I’m sure it is a little bit different and a touch lighter, me not being responsible for three 18-wheeler trucks with tour equipment and thousands of people to be responsible for on tour.‘So Jayden, as you undermine my behavior just like my family always has, with “Hope she gets better, I will pray for her”.

Britney Spears is addressing her son, Jayden James Federline, and calling out her family in a shocking new audio message.

Britney Spear's son is explaining why he didn't attend her wedding to Sam Asghari.In a new interview with 60 Minutes Australia, the star’s oldest son, Jayden James, 15, explains how he and brother Sean Preston, 16, came to the decision not to attend their mum's star-studded wedding to Sam Asghari in June.Jayden, who appears in the interview with his father, Kevin Federline, said: "At the time it just wasn't a good time to go.

Britney Spears fans were left raging after her ex-husband Kevin Federline hailed her dad Jamie Spears. The backing dancer claimed her father had "saved her life" with the controversial conservatorship.In an hour-long interview with with 60 Minutes Australia, Kevin explained that certain measures that were enforced by Jamie were necessary for the songstress.READ MORE: Britney's son breaks silence on broken relationship with mum and says it 'can be fixed'During the discussion, the professional dancer was asked to disclose his views on Britney's dad and whether or not the conservatorship was the right choice.In response, Kevin said: "One hundred percent I feel like he saved her back then."He went on to add: "I wasn't involved in any of it how the conservatorship came about. I don't know."They were worried about their daughter and trying to do whatever they can to help her.

Britney Spears’ son Jayden thinks her dad had her best interests at heart by enacting a conservatorship against the singer. The aspiring musician, 15, echoed his father Kevin Federline’s belief the controversial legal action was beneficial for Britney in an interview for a 60 Minutes Australia show on his family’s rifts. Shown in the country on Sunday night (03.

Kevin Federline‘s much-anticipated 60 Minutes Australia interview has hit the airwaves.

Britney Spears’ ex-husband Kevin Federline thinks her estranged father Jamie’s controversial conservatorship “saved her life”. The 44-year-old former backup dancer turned DJ made the claim in a rare interview with 60 Minutes Australia that was shown in the country on Sunday night. (03.

Less than one year after Britney Spears’ conservatorship was terminated, Kevin Federline and sons Sean Preston and Jayden James are speaking out about their relationships with the singer.

Britney Spears is speaking out.

Britney Spears and Kevin Federline's youngest son that's set to air Friday night on ITV News, reports that the 15-year-old tells Daphne Barak why he and his brother, 16-year-old Sean Preston, missed their mom's June wedding to Sam Asghari.«At the time it just wasn't a good time to go,» Jayden explains. «I'm not saying that I'm not happy for her.

Jayden Federline is speaking out.

Speaking his truth. Kevin Federline revealed why he didn’t help ex-wife Britney Spears during her conservatorship — and how their boys feel about her now.

Britney Spears was spotted out on a drive nearly her recently purchased mansion in Calabasas, California, on Tuesday.The 40-year-old pop superstar's sighting marked the first time she had been seen since she posted a dramatic 22-minute YouTube recording in which she delved into her claims about her father Jamie Spears' abuse and her mother Lynne Spears' alleged collusion in getting her fortune tied up in a conservatorship.Britney was cruising in style for her outing in her sleek white two-door Mercedes.  On the road: Britney Spears, 40, was seen driving near her Calabasas mansion in her white Mercedes on Tuesday, her first sighting since she posted a dramatic 22-minute recording to YouTube about her conservatorshipBritney was hard to see inside the vehicle, but she appeared to block out the piercing sun with a set of large sunglasses.The hitmaker could be seen with her phone directly in front of her face, and she appeared to be holding it in her hand.It is illegal in California to hold a phone during a call while driving.

Britney Spears' ex-fiancé Jason Trawick addressed the recent coming out post featured on his Instagram Stories, stating that it was a prank and that he is not gay. 'I am not gay,' the talent manager, 50, clarified to TMZ, explaining about the post, 'Ha no, it wasn’t me – this is what happens when you leave your phone unlocked and unattended at brunch with a gay guy friend that thinks he’s being funny and cute.'The post in question was a photo of a living room with a portrait of Britney, 40, and text overlay that read, 'At my boyfriends apartment Out and proud Finally living my true self This is me people.' Not true: Britney Spears' ex-fiancé Jason Trawick addressed the recent coming out post featured on his Instagram, stating that it was a prank and that he is not gay; Pictured 2012Because Trawick had been a temporary co-conservator of Britney in 2011, social media had been speculating that his 'coming out' suggested their engagement was a way to get her out of the conservatorship.

Lynne Spears is responding to her daughter’s shocking since-deleted YouTube video.

directly with her fans.The pop star posted and then deleted about the experience, containing just audio and no visuals, to on Sunday in which she detailed the years of “pure abuse” and emotional turmoil. She explained that she wanted to post the video, “honestly just to open myself to others and try to shed a light on if anyone out there has ever gone through hardships—just to put a light on it so that person doesn’t feel alone because I really know what that feels like.” She added that from the very beginning her conservatorship made no sense to her and escalated rapidly, alleging that the entire situation was a “premeditated” plan by her family to put her under their control.

Raw emotions. Britney Spears got candid in her latest claims against her family, accusing her parents, Jamie and Lynne Spears, of “set[ting] up” her conservatorship and alleging that she suffered from such “pure abuse” at their hands that she felt like her family “threw [her] away.”

Britney Spears has posted — and deleted — an unsettling video to her YouTube account about her 13-year-long conservatorship.