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Could Kevin and Britney be going the way of Nick and Jessica?
Not if you believe Spears' rep, Leslie Sloane, who has released a statement refuting myriad magazine covers that suggest the union is imperiled. "He and Britney are as normal as other couples," said Sloane. "They fight and they make up."
Recent reports in the glossies have suggested that things have been rocky between the pop diva and her aspiring rapper of a hubby ever since the birth of son Sean Preston Federline three months ago. Spears is even rumored to have asked Federline to seek lodging somewhere besides their shared mansion.
However, Federline is apparently adverse to being kicked to the curb with nothing to show for his efforts except for another offspring, and is readying himself for battle in case the pair decides to divorce, according to In Touch Weekly magazine.As he exited Las Vegas' Hard Rock Hotel & Casino earlier this month, the father of three reportedly told an In Touch reporter that he would seek a "$125 million" settlement, if the marriage were to end.
"I don't like lawyers," Federline said, per In Touch. "But in this situation, I have to get protection."
The magazine also quoted Federline as offering up the following choice statements:
"I love her. But ask me now about life apart from Britney, and all I can say is, 'Can it be any worse than living with her?'
"I am doing what she wanted, getting out of the house and trying to find work, but I do that and she trashes my efforts. She just wants me at her beck and call as a little house husband.
"Marriage is something you don't go into lightly. She has to learn she can't just pick me up and dump me off, like her first husband."
Ouch--take that, Jason Alexander!
However, Sloane denies that Federline made the offending remarks attributed to him by In Touch.
"The story is untrue and hurtful and he didn't give them an interview," Sloane said in her statement.
Happily married or no, Spears has not lost any of her intrigue, as far as the World Wide Web is concerned.
Though Spears did not release any new material this year, aside from a remix album titled B in the Mix, The Remixes, the "Oops" singer topped Yahoo's annual list of the most-searched for terms on the Internet--a feat she has accomplished for three out of the last four years. (She lost to American Idol in 2004.)
According to the search engine, the birth of Sean Preston on Sept. 14 helped Spears rise to the top once more, beating out the likes of Jessica Simpson (number 6), Paris Hilton (number 7) and Lindsay Lohan (number 10).
Not to be outdone, Federline has also achieved an Internet presence of late, though one of a somewhat more dubious nature.
Arkansas radio DJ Jason Cage, the brains behind FeedLindsay.com, recently launched the Website DivorceKevin.com in an effort to make Spears "remove the boil that is Kevin from herself and her payroll!"
The site sells T-shirts with the "Divorce Kevin" slogan and offers up unflattering facts about Federline, such as his middle name (Earl) and the fact that he started dating Spears while his ex-girlfriend, Shar Jackson, was pregnant with his second child.
Fans of the pop star who are opposed to her marital status can even sign a K-Fed Up petition, urging Spears to dump Federline for once and for all. So far, the petition has collected close to 10,000 signatures.
"Oh Britney. Please. Please! For the love of anything, listen to us," one petitioner pleaded.
"Brit, you have hit rock bottom with K-Fed, get rid of him now while you are still young and still have some money left," another advised.
But according to Sloane, the couple has no plans to divorce anytime soon.
"They are fine and happy," the rep stated.
Not if you believe Spears' rep, Leslie Sloane, who has released a statement refuting myriad magazine covers that suggest the union is imperiled. "He and Britney are as normal as other couples," said Sloane. "They fight and they make up."
Recent reports in the glossies have suggested that things have been rocky between the pop diva and her aspiring rapper of a hubby ever since the birth of son Sean Preston Federline three months ago. Spears is even rumored to have asked Federline to seek lodging somewhere besides their shared mansion.
However, Federline is apparently adverse to being kicked to the curb with nothing to show for his efforts except for another offspring, and is readying himself for battle in case the pair decides to divorce, according to In Touch Weekly magazine.As he exited Las Vegas' Hard Rock Hotel & Casino earlier this month, the father of three reportedly told an In Touch reporter that he would seek a "$125 million" settlement, if the marriage were to end.
"I don't like lawyers," Federline said, per In Touch. "But in this situation, I have to get protection."
The magazine also quoted Federline as offering up the following choice statements:
"I love her. But ask me now about life apart from Britney, and all I can say is, 'Can it be any worse than living with her?'
"I am doing what she wanted, getting out of the house and trying to find work, but I do that and she trashes my efforts. She just wants me at her beck and call as a little house husband.
"Marriage is something you don't go into lightly. She has to learn she can't just pick me up and dump me off, like her first husband."
Ouch--take that, Jason Alexander!
However, Sloane denies that Federline made the offending remarks attributed to him by In Touch.
"The story is untrue and hurtful and he didn't give them an interview," Sloane said in her statement.
Happily married or no, Spears has not lost any of her intrigue, as far as the World Wide Web is concerned.
Though Spears did not release any new material this year, aside from a remix album titled B in the Mix, The Remixes, the "Oops" singer topped Yahoo's annual list of the most-searched for terms on the Internet--a feat she has accomplished for three out of the last four years. (She lost to American Idol in 2004.)
According to the search engine, the birth of Sean Preston on Sept. 14 helped Spears rise to the top once more, beating out the likes of Jessica Simpson (number 6), Paris Hilton (number 7) and Lindsay Lohan (number 10).
Not to be outdone, Federline has also achieved an Internet presence of late, though one of a somewhat more dubious nature.
Arkansas radio DJ Jason Cage, the brains behind FeedLindsay.com, recently launched the Website DivorceKevin.com in an effort to make Spears "remove the boil that is Kevin from herself and her payroll!"
The site sells T-shirts with the "Divorce Kevin" slogan and offers up unflattering facts about Federline, such as his middle name (Earl) and the fact that he started dating Spears while his ex-girlfriend, Shar Jackson, was pregnant with his second child.
Fans of the pop star who are opposed to her marital status can even sign a K-Fed Up petition, urging Spears to dump Federline for once and for all. So far, the petition has collected close to 10,000 signatures.
"Oh Britney. Please. Please! For the love of anything, listen to us," one petitioner pleaded.
"Brit, you have hit rock bottom with K-Fed, get rid of him now while you are still young and still have some money left," another advised.
But according to Sloane, the couple has no plans to divorce anytime soon.
"They are fine and happy," the rep stated.
