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Britney Spears' Dad Offers Kevin Federline More Money to End Legal Battle

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By TheBlast Staff on July 27, 2018 at 8:27 AM PDT

Kevin Federline may finally end up getting a little taste of what he wants after Britney Spears' dad reached out to offer more child support in hopes of ending their ongoing legal fight.

Sources close to the case tell The Blast that Jamie Spears recently reached out to K-Fed privately and offered an additional amount of money per month in child support, somewhere around $10,000.

The extra cash injection could potentially raise his monthly take in the ballpark of $30,000.

The problem is, we're told Federline's attorney is digging his heels in on letting his client accept the offer. We're told K-Fed's team believes he is owed much more than just an extra $10k, considering Britney is such a high earner.

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Brit has made it very clear that she pays more than enough for her baby daddy to cover the bills and provide a proper lifestyle for the couple's two children. The "Toxic" star even pointed out that she pays for just about everything, including private school and extracurricular activities.

Sources familiar with the negotiations tell us the extra $10,000 is a good deal, especially considering the former dancer has already racked up over $80,000 in legal fees.

As we reported, Britney is officially not budging on the $20,000 per month, even though her father has reached out on the side to try and cut a deal to end the court proceedings.

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If Federline shoots down the offer, he could be facing a huge burden as he continues to try and squeeze Britney. However, the legal fees are about as financially straining for her as a run to Starbucks would be for the rest of us.

She's very rich.

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