“I do confess I slept with Britney, and I am the true father, but the public does not need to know”, said a certain Federline about Britney Spears. The problem is, it didn’t come from her ex-husband, Kevin Federline. Instead, it was quoted right out of “the horse’s mouth” – and the horse’s name is Chris Federline.
Just in case you’re wondering who he is, he’s Kevin’s younger brother.
So here’s the story: Chris recently made bombshell allegations that pop princess and X-Factor judge Britney (who has an estimated net worth of about USD200 million) stole his credit card after stopping by his house to pick up her two sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James. She apparently saw his wallet lying on the coffee table and decided, “Oh well I’ll just take his credit card along with me for my little shopping spree!”
According to Chris, Britney then racked up more than USD4,500 in charges on his Capital One credit card. And when he finally confronted her about it, well, according to court documents:
She told me my brother Kevin ruined her life. She made fun of me and told me I have a small penis. She also blackmailed me and told me if I tell the police that she stole my credit card, that she will tell the world I’m the true father of Sean Preston, not Kevin. She’s is out-of-control and a manic.
According to The National Enquirer, an inside source said that he considered the affair “a mistake”.
Wait, what? Chris slept with Britney while she was married to his older brother, Kevin? And he could be Sean Preston’s real father?
Are we on an episode of “Gossip Girl” or what?
And if what Chris claims is indeed true, then it’s pretty bizarre for Britney to be using their affair and her seven-year-old son as leverage to threaten/attack him, no? We know that Britney has had a murky past e.g. drug rehab, public meltdown, refusal to give up custody of her sons, admission to psychiatric ward. But this one definitely takes the cake.
Chris Federline has since filed a restraining order against Britney Spears in a District Court in Tempa, Florida on 18th December 2012 (Tuesday).
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