Britney Spears Celebrates Christmas With One Of Her Sons -- While The Other Spends It With Her Mom Lynne & Sister Jamie Lynn!

Britney Spears celebrated Christmas with her youngest son , Jayden James Federline , last year, but did she do so again? What about her other child, Sean Preston Federline ? Did he spend time with her this time around? An insider is spilling the tea on what she did for the holiday season! Sources close to the family revealed to TMZ on Friday that, yes, Jayden spent the day with his momma! Aww! According to the insider, it was “great” for the mother and son. We love to hear that! But unfortunately, Sean did not join his brother in hanging out with Brit on Christmas. He reportedly stayed in Louisiana due to work obligations and celebrated with his aunt and her family instead. Related: Is Britney Spears ‘Romantically Involved’ With THIS Hunky Influencer? Jamie Lynn Spears posted a family picture to Instagram on Thursday showing Sean with a smile on his face as he wrapped an arm around his cousin, Maddie , and grandmother, Lynne Spears . The Zoey 101 alum, along with her husband Jamie Watson and their 7-year-old daughter Ivey , were in the shot, too. Ch-ch-check it out (below): This comes a few months after Kevin Federline claimed both their sons were distancing themselves from Britney again because they’re “terrified” and “worried about their mom” after what they saw while visiting her earlier this year. He told Piers Morgan amid a press tour for his scathing tell-all about the pop star in October: “I mean, the things that they’ve seen are shocking, right? So shocking that one of my sons came to me and called me and was like, ‘I don’t know what to do. I’m afraid Mom is going to die.’” How scary... But thankfully it now looks like at least one of them is reconnecting with Britney. Hopefully, she can repair her relationship with Sean soon, so maybe they’ll spend Christmas together in 2026. [Image via Britney Spears/Jamie Lynn Spears/Instagram] Related Posts CLICK HERE TO COMMENT

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