Britney Spears is reportedly 'committed' to mend ties with her sons after striking back at Jayden
Britney Spears and her youngest son Jayden James Federline have not been on the best of terms following his appearance on '60 Minutes Australia' episode with his father, Kevin Federline. Spears, 40, is now prepared to make amends with her 15-year-old son Jayden and is entirely committed to her youngest and oldest child, Sean Preston Federline, 16.
The 'Toxic' singer is "living her life the way she wants but is equally committed to her sons," according to a source who spoke with HollywoodLife. Since Jayden's interview aired, Spears has spoken to her 42.1 million Instagram followers numerous times, including in response to his criticism of the provocative Instagram posts of her dancing and bikini-clad.
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In the interview, Jayden made it clear that he believes his mother posts certain things to "get attention," and he added that he "hoped" she would "stop," but he did acknowledge that there was a "high chance" Spears wouldn't. However, according to the source, the 'Gimme More' singer didn't believe that altering her online behavior would significantly "repair" the situation.
"Although Jayden has suggested that things would improve in their relationship if Britney stopped posting sexy photos, she doesn't believe that would truly repair things at this point," the source added.
The 'Hold Me Closer' singer was released in November 2021 from her 13-year-long conservatorship with a variety of stringent restrictions. The source said, "She's been under a conservatorship for so many years and this is the first time in her life that she has her own voice and can make her own choices."
The source added, "Her autonomy and independence mean the world to her, but her boys mean even more. If she truly believed stopping posting photos would change things, she would in a heartbeat." Spears feels that it is much more than that right now, even though she would stop publishing the provocative graphics at an instant if it meant that her connection with her sons was improved.
"She doesn't believe that it will change a thing and that much more would have to be done to accomplish a true reconciliation. She's not sure what the solution is but no matter what, Britney will always love her boys," the source said. Spears acknowledges that both of her sons are still "very young" and will ultimately come to appreciate her viewpoint.
"She knows they may not fully understand some of the choices she makes, but she's okay with that. She intends to continue living her life the way she wants but is equally committed to her sons," the source spoke of Spears.
