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Kevin Federline Blames Depression For His Overeating

Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline has spoken out about his weight battle - blaming his split from the superstar for his overeating. The former dancer signed up to lose weight on reality show Celebrity Fit Club [...] Read more!

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01:30 on January 27 2010

Kevin Federline: Depression Led to Overeating

People.com — The Celebrity Fit Club contestant also says his friendship with ex Britney Spears "keeps getting better and better" more info
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14:00 on January 27 2010

Kevin Federline Blames Depression For His Overeating

Starpulse — Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline has spoken out about his weight battle - blaming his split from the superstar for his overeating. The former dancer signed up t... more info
Kevin Federline Britney Spears
16:32 on January 27 2010

Kevin Federline Blames Weight Gain On Depression

MTV.com News — The 'Celebrity Fit Club' participant says divorce from Britney Spears was partly to blame.By Jocelyn Vena Kevin Federline Photo: Marc Grimwade/ WireImage Start... more info
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16:32 on January 27 2010

Kevin Federline Blames Weight Gain On Depression

VH1 News — Kevin Federline, who is about to appear on VH1's "Celebrity Fit Club," says his weight gain was the result of depression, partly caused by his divorce from Britney Spears... more info
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