Kevin Federline once revealed that the $40,000 a month he received from Britney Spears in child support disappeared almost as quickly as it arrived. Now, the former dancer is facing new financial trouble involving more than $117,000 in alleged bank debt. Federline, 48, received $20,000 monthly after divorcing the pop superstar in 2007. That amount reportedly increased to $40,000 a month about a decade later when he spent more time caring for their two sons, Sean Preston and Jayden. But according to his October 2025 memoir, the money never seemed to last. Kevin explained that providing security for the boys in Los Angeles and maintaining the expensive lifestyle they were accustomed to quickly consumed the payments. He wrote that the money was often gone almost as soon as it arrived, despite people assuming such a large monthly payment meant he was financially set. Federline also rejected the idea that he simply depended on Britney's money, insisting that he continued working, investing, and building financial security for his children. However, the financial headlines have taken another turn. According to court documents obtained by Page Six, Federline is now being sued by City National Bank over at least $117,704 in outstanding credit card and credit line debt, plus interest. He also faced a separate lawsuit from Bank of America over $12,186.64, but that case was dismissed after the amount was reportedly paid. Britney's child support payments ended in November 2024. From receiving tens of thousands every month to facing six-figure debt claims, Federline's financial situation has become another chapter in the former couple's complicated history. Do you think $40,000 a month is enough to maintain a lavish lifestyle while raising two children? \#BritneySpears #KevinFederline #CelebrityDrama #HollywoodNews #celebritynews - @midnightpianist.us