Thursday, November 09, 2006

Britney Spears divorce drama, the entire story

Turns out Britney lied about her wedding. She staged her photo op "Pimps and Maids" track suit wedding on September 18th, 2004 and according to her divorce docs, she wasn't legally married until October 6th, 2004. When The Smoking Gun and US Weekly asked Britney's handlers about these "faux wedding" legal documents back in September 2004.
It allegedly took nearly a month to make the marriage official because the people Britney hired to do her thinking for her had one collective heart attack when they heard about Britney's "surprise" wedding and insisted she make K-Fed sign a prenuptial agreement before the marriage was for real, which is one of many times they saved her millions from being flushed down the toilet. Britney was reportedly worth $32 million at the time of her wedding to K-Fed.

The bottom line is that Kevin is going to be a Wal-Mart greeter in the next 6 months. Kevin Federline's new album, Playing With Fire, debuted on the U.S. album charts at #151 with around 6,000 copies sold.

In December 05, Us Magazine described the pre-nup:

1.)K-Fed won’t touch a penny of Britney’s money. All the millions belonging to Britney will stay that way.

2.)The mansion will be divided 50/50.

3.)Any gift given worth over $10,000 will go back to the original purchaser. This includes a custom-built motorcycle Brit gave K-Fed for Christmas 2 years ago.

4.)Brit will pay Kevin $30,000 a month for the period of time that is half the length of their marriage. Meaning he’ll have money until at least a year from now.

5.)Spears won’t pay child support.

***[UPDATE]***
Kevin Federline has responded to his estranged wife's divorce petition. Federline is asking for legal and physical custody of the couple's children. Sources tell TMZ that Federline will fight Spears on the custody issue. In the response, obtained by TMZ, Federline is asking the judge to award Spears visitation. Federline is also asking the court to award him spousal support. Source.

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