Britney Spears claims Kevin Federline has been gaslighting her

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Britney Spears has accused her ex-husband Kevin Federline of “constant gaslighting” when it comes to her relationship with their children.

The pop icon and the former backup dancer were married between 2004 and 2007 and share two sons, Sean Preston, 20, and Jayden James, 19.

Ahead of the release of his upcoming memoir You Thought You Knew, Kevin has made several claims about Britney, including alleging that he once saw her holding a knife while sitting near their sons as they slept.

A spokesperson quickly dismissed those claims, but on Wednesday night, Britney posted a statement on social media expressing her frustration and pain.

“The constant gaslighting from (my) ex-husband is extremely hurtful and exhausting,” she wrote. “I have always pleaded and screamed to have a life with my boys. Relationships with teenage boys are complex. I have felt demoralized by this situation and have always asked and almost begged for them to be a part of my life.”

Britney continued by accusing Kevin of showing her a “lack of respect” over the years. She also shared that she’s only spent 45 minutes with one of her sons in the last five years and has had just four visits from the other.

“I have pride too. From now on I will let them know when I am available,” the 43-year-old said. “I will always love them, and if you really know me, you won’t pay attention to the tabloids about my mental health and drinking. I am actually a pretty intelligent woman who has been trying to live a sacred and private life for the past 5 years. I’m speaking up because I’ve had enough, and any real woman would do the same.”

She also criticized Kevin for releasing a memoir.

“Trust me, those white lies in that book, they are going straight to the bank and I am the only one who genuinely gets hurt here,” she added.

You Thought You Knew will be available on 21 October.

Kevin previously denied that money was his main motivation.

“I’d be lying if I said that I didn’t want this book to be successful. I wish I’ll sell a million books or more, or whatever,” he told Entertainment Tonight. “Money is not at the root of this story, and it never has been.”

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Yung Miami blasts Tyla for copying her song

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It looks like a new feud might be unfolding, and this one is catching a lot of people off guard. It involves Florida rapper Yung Miami of City Girls and Afropop star Tyla. The tension is centered around a track that Yung Miami has been teasing for quite a while now but has yet to release.

The song doesn’t have an official name, but fans seem to be calling it “Chanel” based on the short clip she shared. It’s a loud, confident trap anthem inspired by the luxury fashion label, and it has a lively, catchy vibe. In the snippet, Miami repeatedly says, “Take me to Chanel.”

It seems Tyla may have taken inspiration from the idea, at least from Yung Miami’s point of view. Alongside Miami’s preview, there’s a clip of the South African artist performing something similar in theme but very different in sound, leaning into her signature Afrobeats and amapiano style.

On the hook of her upcoming single, the “Water” hitmaker sings, “Put me in Chanel.”

That line sparked Yung Miami’s frustration, and she voiced it on X, where Pop Base gathered her emotional posts about the situation.

She began by indirectly pointing fingers. “This girl really ran off with my song and ion know how to feel about it mind you I played this song for this girl.”

She continued, “Like…. B*tch I’m confused! Take me to Chanel > put me in Chanel.” Fans at first weren’t sure who she was referring to. Then someone pointed it out, writing, “PSA - It is Tyla! She has a new song called Chanel. The chorus is ‘Put me in Chanel, Put me in Chanel.’”

Miami confirmed that this was correct, replying, “Let’s talk about it!!!!!” Some people criticized her for holding onto the song for too long before releasing it. But she quickly shut that down, saying, “Don’t matter it’s my mf song!!!”

Others on social media argued that the two tracks are too different for her to be upset, pointing out the variation in lyrics and production. “There’s nothing to talk about Miami. She says ‘put me’ and you say ‘take me.’ Even the beat or tempo are different.”

It remains to be seen how things will unfold and whether Tyla will speak out after being accused of hearing the song beforehand.

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