Kevin Federline Faces Six-Figure Debt After Child Support Ends

Court records obtained by Page Six indicate that Federline’s debt includes credit card balances, an overdraft line, and a line of credit. The bank is currently pursuing the unpaid principal alongside significant interest rates, ranging from 7.5 percent on his credit line to 20.5 percent on his credit card balance. This filing follows a separate legal action earlier this year, when Bank of America sought over $12,000 from the DJ in a Hawaii court.

These financial pressures coincide with the expiration of his child support arrangement with Spears. Under their original 2006 divorce settlement, Spears paid $40,000 monthly for their two sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James. Payments were halved when Sean turned 18 in 2023 and ceased entirely in November 2024, when Jayden finished high school. In his 2025 memoir, You Thought You Knew, Federline addressed his post-divorce earnings, arguing that the costs of raising children in Los Angeles and maintaining a specific lifestyle eroded his settlement funds rapidly. Now living in Hawaii with his wife, Victoria Prince, Federline continues to navigate a career shift that has moved from high-profile dancing to nightclub DJ gigs.