Britney Spears ripped to shreds after series of setbacks: Report
Britney Spears' mental health crisis has reportedly become a major concern for her loved ones
Britney Spears is reportedly facing one of her most difficult chapters yet.
According to a new report from RadarOnline.com, the pop star has been left emotionally crushed after ex-husband Kevin Federline “ripped her to shreds” in his memoir, which dropped on 21st October 2025.
“Kevin’s book is just the latest in a long list of setbacks and disasters she has had to contend with,” a source shared.
The insider even added, “But the growing worry is this is the one that could push her to a very dark place.”
In addition to this, Federline's memoir, You Thought You Knew, is described as an unflinching takedown of the Grammy winner as it revisits their turbulent three-year marriage.
The insider have also claimed that the relentless criticism has taken a toll on Spears' mental state, leaving those close to her, including former flame Justin Timberlake, increasingly alarmed about her emotional well-being.
“There are real worries building that Britney is feeling overwhelmed and hopeless,” the source added, noting that those in her circle are urging her to seek support and grounding as she navigates the fallout.
For those unversed, Federline is the dad of Britney's two sons, Sean Preston, 20, and Jayden James, 19.
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