Britney Spears' attorney, Matthew Rosengart, is coming to his defense after ex-husband Kevin Federline attempted to defame her character. with her teenage sons.
"Britney Spears is a brilliantly talented, extremely hardworking icon who is rightfully loved and respected by millions around the world," said the former federal prosecutor. Speaking EXCLUSIVELY to Page Six on Thursday.
"Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for Mr. Federline, who, for unexplained reasons, chose to conduct unjustified interviews that hurt the children's mothers.
Rosengart added: The "I Did It Again" singer, 40, "loyally supports" sons Sean Preston, 16, and Jayden James, 15, and "loves them dearly." } "Whether he is aware or not, Mr. Federline has not only violated the privacy and dignity of the children's mothers, he has also harmed those who must protect the privacy of his own children." 11} The lawyer who helped get Britney out of 13 years of guardianship also says.
"ITV interviews aside, Federline's abhorrent and senseless decision to post old videos of 11 and 12 year olds is cruel and abysmal."
Rosengart also stated in a statement to Page Six that Federline, 44,said that Spears, because California is a bilateral state, said she He claims he may have violated the law by posting a video he didn't know was being recorded..
"He not only insulted himself and violated social norms, but he also committed a variety of legal issues, including but not limited to cyber-harassment and cyber-bullying laws. I brought it on myself," says the LA-based attorney.
He said that he would work with Spears to "suspend her father as guardianship to help her gain freedom and dignity and to help protect her from the kinds of bullying she endured." , was his "honor," he told Page Six. We do not tolerate bullying anywhere.
Rosengart also said he is working with Instagram to "ensure" that Federline "complies with its rules and is considering all appropriate remedies against him." share that.
"In the meantime, as Britney herself has said poignantly, whatever goes on between her and her sons should be kept secret," he concludes. "I urge Mr. Federline to act with a degree of decency and decency and to refrain from publicly discussing private matters that do not serve anyone's interests."
Federline's attorney did not immediately respond to Page Six's request for comment on Rosengart's statement, but it appears the DJ has some regrets for posting the leaked video. Earlier Thursday, Federline deleted his three clips from his Instagram.
Just hours earlier, her former backup dancer, who was married to Spears from 2004 to her 2007, shared a video on her platform with the caption: I was. After what they went through. As much as it hurts us, we as a family have decided to post these videos. I hope our kids grow up better than this.”
A source in the Spears campaign told Page Six EXCLUSIVELY in response to a post at the time. He is weaponizing children by publishing videos. But in these clips, Britney is just a mother. ''
The Internet broadly agreed with people on her social media who commented that Spears appeared to be trying to discipline her own children.
Somebody wrote. The man is pure evil and he raised those children in his own image... Tragic indeed. #JusticeForBritney”
Another tweetedYou released a "biting" video about mother being a mother. Sometimes mothers react. They may discipline by taking things away or demanding respect. This is shocking, but sometimes mothers argue with their children. # Britney Spears.
Spears himself said that Sean Preston and Jayden James would see their mother "for a few months."
"Toxic" singer took to Instagram to call the claim a "harmful" claim that made her "concerned." She later added that her sons would behave "disgustingly" toward her when they visited.
