Britney Spears says she’d ‘die for’ her sons Sean, 16, and Jayden, 15, in moving Instagram post

Britney Spears took to her Instagram on Friday with a touching post to ‘send’ her love to her two children and declared she would ‘die for’ them.

The Queen of Pop, who also celebrated her 41st birthday on Friday, expressed emotion that she would “give anything” to “touch” their faces again.

In early September, her children, Sean Preston, 17, and Jayden, 16, whom she shares with her ex, Kevin Federline, stated during an ITV news interview that they wanted to mend their relationship with their mother, and Jayden He added: ‘When she gets better I really want to see her again.’

The Baby One More Time hitmaker uploaded two separate posts with the same caption, but different photos of her two children.

The first set of photos contained two images of their eldest son, Preston, as he posed outside with a panoramic view behind him.

Britney’s second post showed a snapshot of Jayden taking a photo while wearing a black suit.

‘To my two sons… I love you… I would die for you! God speed up my precious hearts!!! I would give anything to touch your face!!!’ she wrote the caption of her.

To conclude the message to her teenage children, Britney wrote, “Sending you my love… Mamasita,” while adding three rose emojis.

Britney has had a difficult relationship with her estranged children, and the Mail on Sunday revealed in August that the pop star had not seen her children for ‘months’.

Their father, former dancer Kevin Federline, whom Britney divorced in 2006, said the children’s desire to avoid the circus surrounding their mother’s private life was so great that they did not even attend her June wedding to the model. American-Iranian Sam Asghari.

In response, Britney accused her children of “abandoning her” and “being hateful” in a now-deleted Instagram post, after which Kevin, 44, posted videos allegedly showing the singer “yelling” at her children when they were smaller. Also now removed.

During the special interview that aired on ITV news in September and hosted by documentary filmmaker Daphne Barak, Britney’s two sons opened up about their difficult relationship with the singer.

Jayden emphasizes that there is “no hate” but admits that it will “take a lot of time and effort” to repair their broken relationship.

‘I 100% believe this can be fixed. It’s just going to take a lot of time and effort. I just want him to get better mentally. When she gets better I really want to see her again. ‘

Speaking directly to his mother, he adds: ‘I love you very much, I hope the best for you. Maybe one day we can sit like this and talk again.

The sons made the decision not to attend their mother’s wedding to Sam earlier this year, with Jayden explaining: “I’m really happy for them, but she didn’t invite the whole family.” situation would have ended on good terms.

Preston and Jayden currently live with their father, Kevin, and his family. Preston expressed: “We’ve both been through so much pressure in the past that this is our safe place now, to process all of the emotional trauma that we’ve been through to heal, to heal our state of mind.”

Britney reached out emotionally to other estranged family members on Friday, including her younger sister, Jamie Lynn Spears.

Through an Instagram post, the Toxic singer congratulated her ‘brave’ and ‘inspirational’ little sister, 31, for baring her soul in a promo clip for her Fox Special Forces, a style competition show. military for celebrities

Shortly after the post went live, fans of the Toxic singer expressed confusion in the comments section, even speculating that Britney may no longer be in control of her Instagram account.

The artist and her younger brother have also had a rocky relationship, with Britney calling her sister “scum” and accusing her of “lying” in her controversial memoir published earlier this year.

“It’s my birthday, but you’re my heart, so I’m thinking of you… Congrats on being so brave, inspiring and showing guts and glory on your show!!!” Britney started.

She then seemed to respond to Jamie Lynn’s quote about wanting to feel like she was “worth something” and escape her sister’s shadow by “proving herself” on the cutthroat show, premiering on January 4, 2023.

“You’re not alone…if anyone knows how you feel…I understand,” Britney wrote, clearly alluding to her now-terminated conservatorship. ‘My little sister !!! Love you !!!’ concluded the pop star.

Along with her heartfelt message, Britney included two photos of Jamie Lynn playing a guitar and posing on a bar stool.

Social media users and followers were quick to jump into the comments section to express their utter confusion regarding Britney’s post, not knowing if she was in control of her account or speculating if the sisters had indeed reconciled.