Dec 6, 2005 • 1 min read

Britney and Kevin possible split or reconciliation

According to The Sun, Kevin Federline has followed Britney Spears to Las Vegas to attempt a reconciliation, after she reportedly threw him out and cancelled her Billboard Awards appearance.

Well, the speculation about the health of the Spears-Federline union has been mounting for some time, so I guess it's about time we reported on it. Britney, it's alleged, kicked Federline out of their home in Malibu last week and had his beloved Ferrari sent back to the dealership. The Sun is now saying that Federline followed his meal-ticket, sorry, wife, to Las Vegas, where she is in town for this year's Billboard Awards, to attempt a reconciliation. He apparently checked into the same hotel as his estranged partner, and began placing call after call to her suite, upsetting her so much, it's said, that she has cancelled her appearance at the awards event.

The Sun's source said: "He loves his car almost as much as he loves Britney. He was devastated when he heard she'd sent it back to the dealer. He's been calling all the time asking for forgiveness, saying he wants to be together as a family. He angered Britney by asking for his car but backed off when she got mad and went out with pals. Although Britney has been partying with pals, deep down she's devastated by the split. She's so young and already has one failed marriage, not to mention the baby with Kevin. That's why she may take him back."

The gossips are saying that it's Kevin's partying that's the problem, his lack of responsibility, and the fact that he brought marijuana into the house. Of course it may be more due to the fact that Federline has allegedly spent around a million dollars of his wife's fortune on attempting to start his own musical career, which will undoubtedly flounder if his songs are as rubbish as people are saying they are. According to Femalefirst a source has said: "Britney's had it with Kevin's excessive spending. She is not impressed by the music but doesn't know how to break it to him."

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