In the article, Barak writes: “They are both beautiful, creative and curious about what life might offer them.”
Jayden Federline reportedly said that despite choosing not to see his mother for several months, he hopes time will heal their family.
“I love you very much,” Jayden Federline said of her mom. “I hope all is well with you. Maybe one day we can sit like this and talk again.”
In Spears’ post, she wrote, “Telling my son Jayden I send you all the love in the world everyday for the rest of my life!!!! My love for my children has not borders.”
Federline reportedly addressed the challenges he and his older brother, who did not interview on camera for the documentary, have felt in recent years.
“We’ve both been under so much pressure in the past that this is now our safe place, to process all the emotional trauma that we’ve been through to heal, to heal our mental state,” Federline reportedly said in the documentary.
Spears appeared to respond to those specific comments in her post, writing, “It saddens me deeply to know his outcry that I failed to live up to his expectations of a mother.”
Spears also took issue with her son standing up for his father, Kevin Federline, and his parents, Jamie and Lynne Spears.
CNN has reached out to representatives for Spears for further comment.