Sam Asghari slams Britney Spears' ex-husband for using sons to smear singer

Sam Asghari has publicly defended wife Britney Spears against her ex-husband Kevin Federline’s “offensive” comments he made about the singer and their sons together.

Last Saturday, a commercial for the upcoming ITV channel interview with Kevin Fedrelain was released.

In it, the former background dancer – who was married to Spears from 2004 to 2007 – claims that Britney’s teenage sons are avoiding seeing their mother and made the decision themselves not to attend her wedding to Sam this June.

In the short promotional video, Kevin also says that the teenage sons have a “difficult time” because their mother regularly publishes nude pictures of herself on the Internet. “I can’t imagine how [šādā situācijā] is being a teenager and going to high school,” Federline points out.

Britney responded to Kevin’s statements in her “Instagram” short stories, criticizing her ex-husband for his statements.

“I am saddened to hear that my ex-husband has decided [publiski] discuss my relationship with my children… As we all know, raising teenage boys is not easy for anyone,” she wrote.

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Britney’s new husband, Sam Asghari, was also offended by Federline’s comments, and he responded to them in two separate posts on social networks.

“His statement about distancing the children has no basis and it is irresponsible to make this statement publicly,” Asghari wrote in Instagram Stories.

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“The boys are very smart and will soon be 18 years old to make their own decisions, and maybe in time they will realize that the ‘hardest’ part of it all was the father, who has not done much to set an example in 15 years… Kevin’s train will soon be is gone, and that probably explains why such offensive statements are being made right now.”

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“I don’t know him personally and I have nothing against him except that he chooses to defame my wife,” Asghari said.

“His approval of the cruel 13-year guardianship reveals his character, and his loyalty to Jamie suggests acceptance at the very moment of acceptance.”

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Regarding Federline’s comments about Britney’s nudity, Sam writes: “My wife has never posted a nude selfie except with her backside, which is pretty modest these days. All the other posts were implicit depictions of nudity like you’d see in any lotion or soap ad.”