Don’t Rent to K-Fed!

October 7, 2009 at 8:32am PST
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Kevin Federline is a pig! But we coulda told you that one.

According to the owners of the home K-Fed was renting, he skipped out on the last six months of his rent. And he also left the house a mess. Here is the list of some of the alleged damages:

Gutters full of cigarette butts and empty beer bottles
Permanent spit marks on exterior paint
Broken light covers
Bent light posts
Broken tiles
Dead trees and plants due to failure to water
Drawings all over the walls

Gross dude.

He now owes over $100,000 in damages. And if he doesn’t pay up, the owners threaten to take his sorry ass to court.

Stop spending Britney’s money and clean-up your act!

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