Hurt by her sons, Britney Spears sends them a heartbreaking message: “You are my children and forever will be”

As Britney Spears is finally freed from custody after years of struggle, life is still not a long and calm river for the singer.

Last June, she married model Sam Asghari in front of an all-star audience. But a few weeks ago, the couple made a terrible announcement: the loss of their baby. “It is with deep sadness that we announce the loss of our miracle baby during pregnancy,” she said on her Instagram account.

“Maybe we should have waited a little longer, but we were super excited to share this announcement,” he adds, before thanking his fans and loved ones for the support he has received. Britney Spears, currently the mother of two grown children, was delighted to pamper her again today, who is no longer in contact with her sons.

is it in question? Kevin Federline, the father of the children, who gave a gruesome interview to ITV News. Secondly, for several years he took a nasty pleasure in publicizing his family problems and humiliating his ex-wife.

But this time so much for Britney Spears, who posted a heartbreaking message to her children on Instagram this time: “My love for my children knows no bounds and it saddens me deeply to see them screaming everywhere.” As a mother, meet their expectations. I hope they understand my need to reveal myself as I am,” she said.

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He adds: ‘I know it’s easier for you not to be watched by anyone if you’ve done your homework well. I’m sure admiring your dad who smokes weed all day helps make your daily life cooler.” Very bitterly, Britney Spears explains about her ex-husband that “she hasn’t had a job for 15 years”.

Injured Britney Spears enlists her two teenage sons: “It’s scary to see how hypocritical your father was (…) Think for a second and think where you came from!!! I hope you can look in a mirror, remember that you are my children and always will be. I want nothing more than to see you face to face.”

A cry from her heart comes in: “If you can honestly just sit down and tell with your bright and sensitive mind that they weren’t bad people despite what my grandparents did to me, then yes, I failed as a mother and I hope that’s what’s right and what’s right.” It takes an argument with your father to find out what’s wrong.”