Britney Spears signs $15 million tell-all book deal

[notoriousmkg]

The more I hear from this Rosengart guy, the less I like him:

“It is unfortunate that Britney’s counsel continues his relentless barrage of ad hominem attacks against Jamie. It is presumably because he doesn’t have any actual evidence but regardless, it is unwarranted and unprofessional.”



Despite Weingarten’s statement that Britney’s team doesn’t have any “actual evidence,” an FBI agent corroborated a claim in January that Jamie spied on his daughter, had conflicts of interest and financial mismanagement while he was her conservator.



Rosengart also argued in the motion that Britney’s private records are protected by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Confidentiality of Medical Information Act (CMIA), which are laws that protect the confidentiality of individually identifiable medical information.



The Los Angeles-based attorney also pointed out that Jamie and his prior counsel had moved to seal Britney’s records in the first place when he was conservator from 2008 to 2021.



He then noted that Britney’s records must remain under seal through at least Oct. 26, 2022, when a hearing date on the matter is scheduled.



Rosengart concluded by giving insight into Britney’s true feelings on her father’s attempts, saying, “His own wonderful, iconic daughter is now free and wants to move on with her life. That should be all that matters. That is all that would matter to a decent, loving father. … He should stop abusing the process. He should stop harassing and bullying his daughter. And he should move on.”

^^^ Except you (Rosengart) are basically pillorying this guy in public forums, instead of the courtroom.  And suing him for tons of money.  So, of COURSE he is going to get his own version of a Rosengart and do what he can to defend himself.  Quite frankly, I would tend to think that medical records help Jamie Spears defend his case.  It would probably reveal how incapacitated (or not) his daughter was, and the extent to which she was not capable of making decisions for herself.

By the way, is there really ANYTHING at this point that medical records will reveal that will be any more embarrassing than shaving your own head, going after paps, and having kids with Kevin Federline?

[lindsaywhit]

Britney's attorney is one of the best things that has ever happened to her.

[trixie]

I am kinda confused here. Who is suing who? I thought it was Britney going after him for mismanagement of funds etc. Yet her attorney says she wants to move on with her life and that Jamie is harassing and bullying her?

If they're alleging she shouldn't have been under the conservatorship, then I think her medical rcords would be relevant to his defense.

If Britney really wants to move on with her life, how about dropping all this lawsuit shit and actually move on. Even if she gets a judgment against Jamie, they'll never collect because the money's gone.

eta: sorry. Mo, I kinda said some of the same things you did, didn't see your post before I posted. I agree about her attorney, if anyone is being bullied and harassed, I would have to say it's Jamie.

[Sarzy]

Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline breaks his decade-long silence to reveal their sons have chosen not to see her for MONTHS and find her nude selfies 'tough' - while claiming her father's 13-year conservatorship 'saved her'


From the moment she was thrust into the spotlight as a teenage pop star, Britney Spears has lived most of her life in the public gaze. Marriages, motherhood, mental health issues, family breakdown and bitter legal dispute have all played out via the unforgiving glare of the camera lens.

Others have stood alongside her in that spotlight too, among them a former backing dancer by the name of Kevin Federline.

For two years, following a whirlwind romance that started in 2004, Kevin was Britney's husband, father to her two children – Sean Preston, 16, and 15-year-old Jayden. Ever since, as his former wife's life continues to dominate headlines amid family lawsuits and harsh words on social media, he has worked hard to keep their sons out of the limelight.

Now he has broken a near decade-long silence in a wide-ranging, moving TV interview in which he talks openly for the first time about the reality of life as the former 'Mr Spears', and his ongoing battle to keep the chaos that surrounds his former wife as far removed from his sons as possible.

In a series of exclusive interviews, parts of which will be aired on ITV news this week, Kevin and his family reveal that Preston and Jayden have not seen their mother for many months – at their own behest – even though his former wife, who married American-Iranian model Sam Asghari, 28, in June, has bought a £10million mansion not far from the Federline family home in Los Angeles.




The boys have decided they are not seeing her right now,' Kevin reveals. 'It's been a few months since they've seen her. They made the decision not to go to her wedding.'

He also says he believes the controversial 13-year conservatorship by her father Jamie 'saved' her. Britney was finally released from the arrangement, under which many aspects of her financial and personal life were controlled, last November. But the impact her very public tribulations may be having on their teenage sons is now Kevin's driving force.

'This whole thing has been hard to watch, harder to live through, harder to watch my boys go through than anything else,' he says. 'It's been tough. It's the most challenging thing I've ever had to do in my life.'

And there have been numerous parenting challenges throughout the ongoing Britney saga. Following her release from her conservatorship last year, the 40-year-old star has remained at the centre of global attention and has taken to posting nude selfies on social media. At the time, Kevin says he felt compelled to apologise to the boys for any flak they experienced as a result.

He insists the boys love their mother, saying: 'I try to explain to them, 'Look, maybe that's just another way she tries to express herself.' But that doesn't take away from the fact of what it does to them. It's tough.' He adds: 'I can't imagine how it feels to be a teenager having to go to high school.'

While he and the boys show nothing but compassion to Britney, Kevin says he is speaking out about his estranged former wife not for retribution, but to show a hitherto untold side of this showbusiness story.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11087695/Britney-Spearss-ex-husband-Kevin-Federline-says-sons-decided-not-MONTHS.html

[holly]

I cannot believe how grown they are now! Last pics I recall seeing of them they looked like 12-13 y/o.

I'm not surprised they are embarrassed by her nudie pics. I'm embarrassed for her & I'm not even related!

Kevin has been a good dad to those boys. He obviously grew up & matured, whereas Britney has not.

[trixie]

Well, I think many of us have said it over the years, he's done a good job with those boys, granted he's been nicely compensated but can you imagine what they would be like if they were raised by Britney or the Spears family?

And re her nudies, I might have said the same thing in this thread, geez you have teenage boys could you think about them for once? But no, Britney just wants to twirl and pose. And fight with her family. It's sad, but I don't blame the boys for staying away. They seem to have a semi-normal, low-key life with their dad and stepmom and half-siblings.

I used to feel the same way about Pam Anderson's boys when they were teens and mom's nudes were all over. At least they seem to have a good relationship with her though. But they didn't exactly have a good father figure either.

Interesting that Kevin defends Jamie after (I thought) they had a falling out over Jamie assaulting one of the boys? And there was a restraining order? To me that means no matter what his personal feelings about Jamie are, he knows he did the right thing.

[grandknight]

Federline realizes his gravy train is going to end soon, but I think most people would agree he pulled through and raised happy and healthy kids mostly away from the paparazzi.

[MsDark]

I don't call it that much a defense of Jamie. Just of the fact that the conservatorship saved her life.

I'm sure that won't be a popular read for the FreeBritney crowd.

[no1novice]

Interesting comments

All six siblings are close. Kevin jokes that they are like the famous American sitcom family, The Brady Bunch, with cameras capturing them celebrating Kaleb and Kori's birthday with cake in the garden, and the boys plunging in and out of the swimming pool.

The endless drama and controversy that Britney always appears to be at the centre of seems a world away, which is exactly how Kevin and Victoria want it.

'This is a normal home, a family… full of love,' Victoria tells me. 'Whatever is happening outside has nothing to do with this home.'

But they say allowing the cameras into their home now may help Kevin's former wife understand the strain that growing up in the shadow of global superstardom can bring.

Kevin says: 'If there was a way – any way – I could possibly say something to just open [Britney's] eyes – but I haven't found that yet. I feel like, if I found that, I'd be on the phone trying to tell her.'

[chaz]

Britney has financially supported him and the other kids

[trixie]

Aug 6, 2022 22:25:49 GMT MsDark said:

I don't call it that much a defense of Jamie. Just of the fact that the conservatorship saved her life.

I'm sure that won't be a popular read for the FreeBritney crowd.

Well, exactly. The FreeBritneys want to make him out as the evil one, yet Kevin says he saved her life. I would definitely call that defending Jamie. Even if he doesn't like him or some things he did, he acknowledges that. And Kevin was a bit more of an insider than any of us, so I think him saying that is pretty significant.

[MsDark]

I think that may be the entire reason for this interview.

I think the Spears clan thrives on this type of drama, with Britters being no exception. Not that she's a bad person, it's what she knows.

But it's obvious Kevin has tried to raise the boys in a different way. A more normal and definitely low key life. I think they're worried about the impact on them.

I think for her own self Britters needs to let it go. I'm sure she has a lot of resentment and pain. But she needs to work through that shit on her own. Maybe just no-contact the parents for awhile if its an unhealthy relationship.

She's like a damn child herself so it doesn't surprise me that the last thing she thinks of is the boys' feelings of embarrassment when she acts out. She's like a 14 year old who just came off restriction and got handed the keys to the family Ferrari.

At this point I'll bet her teenage boys are more mature than her.

[beeyotch]

Seeing those boys and reading that article, I feel bad for them. They didn't ask for this, and it must be incredibly hard for them. As if a normal teenage life wasn't hard enough.

I agree with Mrs. D, it doesn't surprise me that Britney is too immature to put their needs first. Yes she's been through some shit, but I do judge her for not smartening up for her boys' sake, if nothing else.

I think Jamie is trying to release her medical records to defend his actions and show the world that the extreme actions of the conservatorship were justified. I don't know exactly what to think about that, medical records should be confidential, but also they might show he's not completely wrong and she needed definite boundaries for medical reasons. Still the wrong person to head the conservatorship, though.

[Sarzy]

Britney's response to what Kevin said

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg8lvfTOeYU

[no1novice]

Yeah Britney - it's all about YOU.