In reporting that the much ballyhooed wedding of Kevin Federline and Britney Spears is not yet legal, The New York Post today gave juicy details of the machinations that led up to the pair's pre-nuptial agreement. Some people's idea of a perfectly fine prenup is "To have and to hold, until death do us part," but Brit wanted to offer Federline $36,000 per year in the event of a split. Isn't that sweet? some might ask. But knowing that Britney commands a fortune upwards of $32 million, Federline told her she could pack her prenup, leading to a pre-not-legal-marriage fight. I guess it's good to have a pre-nup argument, as practice for all the quarrels to come on the other side of the altar. The two reconciled and Brit agreed to $300,000 annually, should they ever divorce. So clearly, Federline is marrying for love above all, ditto for the would-be Mrs. Federline. A cynic would asked why the guy settled for a mere $300,000 yearly, but I wish them days of wine and roses and kisses and hugs and winter evenings sipping VSOP cognac stretching into eternity, don't you?