Britney Might Get To See Her Kids Soon
Several websites are reporting that Britney Spears might get some visitation with her sons very soon. Page Six is reporting:
Kevin Federline has agreed to let her meet with Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1, under the close supervision of a psychiatrist and her dad, Jamie.According to an insider, it had been Jamie's "sole focus" to get his daughter's visitation rights back.
PageSix.com reported on Wednesday that Britney's family and K-Fed were eager to make arrangements for her to spend time with her boys. She hasn't seen the children since she was hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in L.A. on a 72-hour psychiatric hold on January 3.
And, according to People:
Britney Spears will be allowed to visit her children "soon, very soon," after lawyers hammered out a structured visitation arrangement, Kevin Federline's attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan tells PEOPLE.Kaplan confirmed Friday that he and his partner Jim Simon spent two days working with Spears's legal team. Under the terms of the agreement, details of which Kaplan would not disclose, Jayden, 1, and Preston, 2, will once again enjoy "participation of their mother in their lives," Kaplan says.
"We're pleased that ... the process of reinstating the children's mother as a participant in their lives can commence," said Kaplan.
Lastly, TMZ is saying:
We broke the story that lawyers for both sides have agreed to visitation in a therapeutic setting. Now we've learned the specifics. The kids can visit with momma, provided Jamie Spears and her psychiatrist are present. There are other strings, but at a minimum Jamie and the shrink are required.We're told both sides are impressed that Jamie has stabilized Britney and the whirlwind surrounding her crazy life, and that's a core reason why a deal was struck.
Sources say Britney will begin seeing her kids again imminently.
FINALLY. Some good news to report about Britney. She must be making progress with her medication and therapy for this to happen. I know she's not been as prominent as she was, and the 3AM trips to Rite-Aid seem to have stopped, so HOPEFULLY she'll see that the quieter, less crazy, less hectic lifestyle is what it is going to take to get to see her kids. Perhaps that will be enough of an incentive for her to continue with her medication and therapy.
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