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Britney Spears declared she will “find a new family” while blasting her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, and her ex Kevin Federline in a scathing post.
“Jamie Lynn never let me hold [niece] Ivy [sic] one time when I would visit in Louisiana during covid in two week trips,” she wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of Dakota Fanning sticking up her middle finger in the 2003 film “Uptown Girls.”
“Kevin wouldn’t let me use the bathroom when I would pick my children up in their house !!!” she added about her ex, with whom the pop star shares sons Sean Preston, 21, and Jayden James, 20.
“They made me feel like a slave and have all their secret things they did behind my back and all I ever did was work for my dad!!! I will find a new family!!!”
Page Six has reached out to reps for both Federline and Jamie Lynn but did not immediately hear back.
While it’s unclear what prompted Britney’s scathing post, it comes days after Page Six exclusively reported that Federline was facing a staggering credit card bill after his payments the “Toxic” singer’s child support payments ended.
The ex-backup dancer, 48, allegedly owes at least $117,704 total to City National Bank for a credit card, a line of credit and an overdraft line, according to documents we obtained.
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Federline signed the agreement with the bank in late November 2024 — which is around the time Britney paid him the final child support payment.
The Grammy winner, 44, was originally ordered to pay her ex $40,000 per month as he raised their sons in Hawaii.
After Sean Preston turned 18 in 2023, the payments were reduced to $20,000 but continued until Jayden James graduated from high school.
Additionally, Page Six exclusively revealed that Bank of America sued Federline in February for the $12,186.64 he owed the bank.
Britney and Jamie Lynn, 35, have been estranged for years over the “Crossroads” star’s conservatorship and finances.
Britney felt betrayed that her family — including Jamie Lynn — did not support her or help her escape the restrictive conservatorship that ended in November 2021.
The mom of two even accused her sister of staying silent and profiting off her family’s fame and assets.
Then in 2022, the “Zoey 101” alum promoted her memoir, “Things I Should Have Said,” and gave interviews where she described Britney’s behavior as “erratic” and “paranoid,” while maintaining she tried to help her.
Britney blasted her estranged sister on social media, calling Jamie Lynn a “selfish little brat” and sending a cease-and-desist letter through her legal team.
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