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Britney Spears, who recently became the top subject of media following ‘Framing Britney Spears,’ the documentary focusing on her life was released, went to her verified Instagram account the other day to unveil a few shots with her boys, Sean Preston Federline and Jayden Federline.
The singer, who is not frequently sharing posts with Sean Preston and Jayden in order to keep their privacy, on March 1 posted a two-photo gallery that sees her alongside her boys who are wearing coronavirus masks. Having tough days after she lost custody of her two sons to ex-husband Kevin Federline, Spears wrote:
“It’s so crazy how time flies… My boys are so big now 👩👦👦 !!!! I know … I know … it’s very hard for any mama especially a mama with boys seeing them grow up so fast !!!! Talk about enough to make you go to your knees … GEEZ !!!!”
As known, in 2021, Sean Preston turned 15 while Jayden became 14.
In her message, Spears also stated that she thinks she did something right while raising their children cause’ they became real gentlemen. Then the ‘Baby One More Time’ singer clarified why she tried to keep their sons stay away from her social media accounts by saying:
“I haven’t posted pictures of them for some time cause they’re at the age where they want to express their own identities and I totally get it …. But I went out of my way to make this cool edit 🌅 and guess what …. They’re finally letting me post it !!!“
Spears concluded her words by slamming the “cool mom” image on social media; as known, many celebs plus social media bloggers have in a race to show that how much they are good at parenting. Regarding this issue, the singer wrote:
“Now I don’t feel left out anymore 😂😂😂 and I’m gonna go celebrate …. Oh sh*t I guess cool moms don’t do that… Ok I’ll just read a book instead 🤷🏼♀️📚🤣 !!!”
Following the post, numerous Instagram users went to the comments section to say that they are very happy to see Spears with her children after all the custody issues with her ex-husband. Head this way to view the mentioned Instagram post.
