Britney Spears Reunites With Son in Christmas Video

Popstar Britney Spears has reunited with one of her two sons, Jayden Federline, according to a Christmas video she posted to her Instagram page.

“Best Christmas of my life !!! I haven’t seen my boys in 2 years !!! Tears of joy and literally in shock everyday koo koo crazy so in love and blessed !!! I’m speechless thank you Jesus !!!” Spears wrote on her Instagram page, sharing the video to her 42 million followers.

“Hello,” her son Jayden says in the video. “Merry Christmas,” Spears and her son both say. The video shows them in front of a roaring fire. It cuts to a second scene showing the mom and son standing together with Spears kissing him on the cheek.

“My baby,” she says. The video was liked by more than 440,000 people, although Spears disabled comments on it.

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According to People Magazine, Jayden is one of the two kids that Spears had with her ex, Kevin Federline. Her other son, Sean Preston, is 19.

People reported that the child custody arrangements have varied over the years since Spears and Federline divorced in 2006, but Federline and the boys moved to Hawaii in 2023.

According to People, Federline obtained consent from Spears for the move.

In November, Jayden returned to Los Angeles, California, where he has been hanging out with Spears at her house, according to People.

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People quoted a source as saying that Spears has her son’s best interests in mind.

“Spending time together has made her happy,” the source told People.

“Britney has always faithfully supported her children and wants them to be happy,” the source added to the magazine.

According to TMZ, Spears made her final child support payment to Kevin Federline in mid-November. In 2018, Spears was paying Federline $40,000 a month in child support, but the payments ended as Jayden finished high school, TMZ reported. The boy is now 18 years old, according to TMZ.

Jayden’s emergence in Spears’ life also coincides with his high school graduation, which occurred two months before, according to Page Six.

Page Six reported that Spears may still have to contribute some money for the boys’ expenses, quoting Federline’s lawyer as saying, “I would say that under the terms of judgment, there will still be some responsibilities to contribute on certain expenses.”