The pop star’s nostalgic pic came more than two weeks after reports surfaced that her sons, Sean and Jayden, wanted to move to Hawaii with their dad.
In the snap, which was shared on Instagram on Saturday, the “Toxic” singer walked through a parking lot with a younger Jayden on her hip.The pop star’s nostalgic pic came more than two weeks after reports surfaced that her sons, Sean, 17, and Jayden, 16, wanted to live full-time in the Aloha State with Federline., the former backup dancer, 45, “fired off a letter” via his lawyer, Mark Vincent Kaplan, to ask whether Spears would be open to the boys leaving Los Angeles for the island.
Sources told the outlet that Federline and his legal team wanted “a response from Britney by week’s end.”If the “Gimme More” singer objected, Kaplan would have reportedly asked permission from a judge, who would likely rule in Federline’s favor since the boys want to leave town and theyTMZ reported that the teens’ stepmother, Victoria Prince, has a job offer at a university in Hawaii, while Federline has DJ opportunities there.
The outlet reports that the “You Got Served” actor and his family were looking to leave LA in July after Sean graduated high school. The pop star’s sons, Sean and Jayden, want to live full-time in Hawaii with their dad, Kevin Federline.Spears’ attorney,
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