K-Fed one of the "Most Influencial Men Under 45"
Categories: Celeb Parenting
Remember when Kevin Federline married Britney Spears? He was a laughing stock, routinely mocked in the media for taking Brit's money, getting her pregnant, and partying like a rock star (instead of a back up dancer).
But times have changed. Now K-Fed has re-tooled his image, and -- especially in light of the recent custody battle for Sean Preston and Jayden James -- appears to quite the family man. So much so, that Details magazine recently called Federline a "good father," while also placing him at number seven on their list of the "50 Most Influential Men Under 45."
He tells mag: "To be a father is...everything. It shows me how little I am."
Granted, anyone would seem like parent of the year when compared to Britney Spears, but maybe this new side of K-Fed is more than just hype?
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Damian Baba 11-27-2007 @ 7:23PM
He is still a joke, you can see a ridiculous rap video from K-Fed still at http://www.videodownloadx.com
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LS 11-28-2007 @ 11:29AM
I'll say right from the start that what I know about "K-fed" would fit in a thimble with room to spare. BUT... from what little I've seen of him, he seems like most "guys" out there, who, when faced with a situation, work to find the best solution. He was a party boy when he married a party girl. But when the kids came along, one of them had to grow up, and it seems like he's the one who did it. He may not have much talent - I'm not a big fan of rap, and I've never seen or heard his stuff, so I can't really comment on that - but he seems like he's genuinely trying to grow up and be a man. Gotta give him credit for that.
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Joy 11-28-2007 @ 2:28PM
I really agree with LS. I knew nothing about him before but he does seem to have stepped up to the plate where his kids are concerned. You always see pics of him with "all" his kids. Not just the ones with Britney and that Shar Jackson seems like a good egg too. They seem to be trying to live as normal as a life as they are able to. It would be really nice to see him take those kids really out of the spotlight.
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Chuck 11-28-2007 @ 11:53PM
this is a joke.
K-Fed (#7) "ranks" higher than the founders of Google (#12) and YouTube (#13), the "Office of Global Threat Reduction, National Nuclear Security Administration" (basically Jack Bauer's real-life boss) (#24), and Justin Timberlake (can you say really sloppy seconds?) (#37).
this just proves the "Details" is not interested in details, but rather making a mockery of journalism.
K-Fed is applauded for "being involved": "He trucks the kids to the supermarket, decorates their bedrooms, and even lets them dictate the direction of his career." Aren't parents supposed to do that? Queue the Chris Rock joke...
Sure, we're all happy to see that he's the judiciously appointed "most influential" person in his kids life (over Britney), but are we seriously supposed to believe he's more influential than Jay-Z (#44)
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