Kevin Federline claims to have made less than $10,000 from his music career since May, evidently surviving off child support and that Super Bowl ad. Yesterday, Federline’s lawyer released financial documents in court as part of his custody battle against Britney Spears. Despite some big, big tippin’ ($2,000 on a $365 meal bill at a strip club!), Federline made only a fraction of the $74k he spent on “music production” in the same period. No word on who the fuck gave K-Fed that 10 grand. [AP]
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@How do I say this … THROWDINI!: The Pure gig, which he got $15k for, is referenced as separate income in the article.
@Anthony Miccio: Ah. While I am sad enough to know about K-Fed’s Pure gig and willing to “show off” my knowledge on this here website, I was not sad enough to actually read the article. I don’t know what that says about me, and still leaves the question unanswered - who the fuck (else) gave him $10K? Maybe the saddest bar mitvah ever?
Also, the radio said that he got booed by the Pure crowd. They even had an audio clip I recall. Kinda sad really, but I guess I would let vacationing tourists from Iowa trying to seem cool in Vegas boo me for $15 grand.
The CW was dumb enough to pay him to be on One Tree Hill. That’s prob the 10 grand.
Does he get paid to “host” those parties in Vegas? At Pure maybe. (Yeah, f me for knowing that, but they talk about it on the morning radio entertainment report, so they have another excuse to make fun of him and Britney.) How much does that pay? Probably about $10k I would guess. Actually seems like money well spent, since I have to think the multiple commerials on morning drive-time radio would cost much more than $10 grand. And I now know that Pure is a club in Vegas.
@telophaser: I believe he’s earned close to $400,000 this year, actually.
He doesn’t deserve anything that Brittney is forced to give him, it’s not like he’s starving for money and doing anything to make himself look like he’s doing anything other than continually blowing her money left and right.