Britney Spears' Ex-Husband Kevin Federline Dismisses Sam Asghari's 'Professional Father' Jab At Him

Britney Spears' ex-husband, Kevin Federline, has clapped back at her other ex-husband, Sam Asghari's criticism of his upcoming tell-all memoir.

Asghari recently dismissed the book, labeling Federline a "professional father." Instead of responding with hostility, Federline leaned into the remark, stating it did not worry him.

Britney Spears is expected to feature prominently in the memoir, alongside details of Kevin Federline raising the children he shares with the pop star.

Weeks after Sam Asghari subtly dissed Kevin Federline over his upcoming memoir, You Thought You Knew, the former dancer has finally responded.

Asghari was asked by a paparazzo for his thoughts on Federline's upcoming tell-all. He replied with a subtle jab, saying, "Well, he's a professional father, so it would be the first book that'll tell you how to be a professional father."

Federline was then approached on Wednesday by another paparazzo about Asghari's remark, and rather than firing back with hostility, the DJ chose to embrace the comment from his fellow ex-husband.

"I'm not too worried about what Sam thinks, but I do love the tagline' professional father,'" he told the pap, per Page Six. "I think every father should strive to be a professional father."

During the conversation, Federline also sent a message to their shared ex-wife, saying he just wants her to be "happy" and "healthy."

Unlike Asghari, who shared no children with Spears during their short-lived marriage, Federline welcomed two children, Preston and Jayden, with the singer.

Much of his experience raising their kids will be discussed in the upcoming memoir with the intention of making people finally recognize that "he really stepped up as a father when he needed to."

"Kevin gave up a lot to give those boys [Preston and Jayden] a semblance of normalcy, and he's tried to keep his other kids out of the spotlight too," an insider said about Federline,  per US Weekly.

The source continued, "He wanted to write the book to shed light on what his life was really like behind the scenes because so many people thought he was a deadbeat and he wasn't."

Beyond his fatherhood experience, the memoir will also chronicle how he fell in "love at first sight" with Spears and "picking up the pieces after the tumult of their divorce."

Additionally, the book touches on the years that Spears was placed under her father, Jamie Spears' conservatorship, despite their marriage having ended at the time.

According to the source, the memoir isn't in any way a revenge move in response to Spears' own memoir nearly two years ago.

"This wasn't an overnight thing that he threw together after Britney came out with her book," the source said, adding that Federline spent three or four years writing the project.

They added, "He's never really told his side of the story in depth, and he knows interviews and documentaries can be twisted, so he wanted people to hear it straight from the horse's mouth."

A different insider also hinted that Federline "doesn't attack Britney or get too personal about her life" in the book. Instead, he focuses on his "decisions, feelings, and overcoming challenges" as well as his many attempts "to protect those around him while still navigating his life as best as he could."

Since the memoir's announcement, fans of Britney Spears have criticized the project, accusing Kevin Federline of writing it solely for money.

Spears herself has yet to publicly comment on the book, unlike her ex-husband Asghari. However, sources close to the singer claim she was left "blindsided, furious, and terrified" after learning about the project, per OK! Magazine.

According to the insiders, Spears is upset because she fears her past will inevitably be dragged back into the spotlight for Federline's profit.

According to insiders, Spears is concerned that the memoir will draw attention back to her.

If this happens, the singer believes it would leave her "back on the defense" after she "thought she was finally healing" following the release of her own 2023 memoir.

The "Gimme More" hitmaker was also said to be considering legal action against her ex-husband and is "ready to go to war" if necessary in the future.