You Thought You Knew by K-Fed (I will never not call him K-Fed.)
Not rating.
Ok, so I had to read it. You know I had to. BUT, I want you to know that I read an illegal download so that this freeloader earned no money from me.
What you maybe don’t expect to hear me say is that I don’t think he is a lying POS. I believe that much of what he says is true. Truth of course, is subjective. But for the most part, I think he’s honest about Brittany’s mental health and addiction. I don’t think she is well, and as much as she is our shining pop princess, she is a mother and woman and her fame does not make her immune to the impacts of mental health and/or addictions. I think he is also honest about his experiences with her family…at least from where he was standing.
While he may not be a lying POS, he is still a first class POS. His hypocrisy is suffocating. He blatantly criticizes her for her drug use, while stating, “On one side, I was a father fighting to give my kids stability, navigating a custody battle, and trying to make sure they had everything they needed. On the other side, I was young, newly single, and living a lifestyle that pulled me into a whirlwind of partying. Balancing those two worlds was challenging to say the least.”
To be more explicit, he tells us, “When I didn’t have the kids, I was out. Not “a few drinks with the boys” kind of out. This was a full-blown bacchanal bender of a “first-rate Hollywood order, a journey through the underbelly of L.A.: strippers blowing cocaine in each other’s asses, guys tag-teaming chicks in my hot tub, a bordello masquerading as a porn studio masquerading as a dental office…don’t even get me started. I was young. Freshly single. Flashing my fame a bit.”
Yet, when Britney left the kids at home, safe in her mother’s care, to attend his album release party, he says, “Before she walked out, I asked who was watching the kids. She told me her mom was watching them, and I’m thinking: Alright, cool. But deep down, something felt off.” He goes on for 3 pages about how it was wrong that she was there. Not the drugs - just that she was there. So he can leave the kids with a sitter, engage in all the debauchery his heart desires - but she can’t.
And I think that’s the problem. She was expected to change, even as he admits, “I never lied. Never changed. She married me knowing exactly who I was.”
I think he proved to her and the world who he was when he met her, left his pregnant wife for her, and then did it again to Britney when she was at home, postpartum, and, yes, potentially in a mental health and/or addiction crisis. And what did he do - he called a lawyer.
Bottom line, for better or worse, in sickness and in health, til death do them part, he is riding her coat tales to the bank. And he was one more person in her life who proved to her that her only value in their life was monetary.