Britney Spears posted a quote from fellow music artist Justin Bieber when she opened up about her “worth” on Instagram over the weekend.
The 44-year-old singer, who recently reflected on “damage” during her 13-year conservatorship, uploaded a photo of Bieber and also tagged him in the caption.
A quote in red text was added over the image that read, “My worth is not based on what I have done, what I have, who I know, or what people say about me. I am enough because God created me. -Justin Bieber.’
Aside from tagging the Peaches hitmaker, Spears didn’t add any other message to the caption.
Daily Mail has reached out to a representative for Spears for comment but has not yet heard back.
The star previously posted about Bieber on social media last September 2025.
Britney Spears, 44, posted a quote from fellow music artist Justin Bieber as she opened up about her “worth” on Instagram over the weekend
The singer uploaded a photo of Bieber and also tagged him in the caption
She had defended the singer at the time after he was criticized for using family photos of his son Jack to promote his Swag II album.
The star also spoke out after raising concerns about her untidy home.
Spears reposted a photo of Bieber with his son and wrote, “Shame on those who judged my house in my pajamas!!! I am in love with this photo!!! So beautiful!!!’
It comes just days after the Baby One More Time singer gave insight into the effect her past conservatorship has had on her.
She uploaded a since-deleted clip of herself wearing skimpy black lingerie as she filmed in the reflection of a mirror.
Spears then wrote in the caption, “I feel like to this day people still don’t realize the real damage done to my heart and soul during conservatorship.”
Her conservatorship, which was overseen by father Jamie, began in 2008 and ended in November 2021.
The star also wrote to her followers: ‘I miss so much the way I respected people so much that there was a real mystery of acute unity when we were together, which was sacred.’
A quote in red text was added over the image that read, “My worth is not based on what I have done, what I have, who I know, or what people say about me. I am enough because God created me. -Justin Bieber’; seen in February in LA
It comes just days after the Baby One More Time singer gave insight into the effect her past conservatorship has had on her
Spears then wrote in the caption, “I feel like to this day people still don’t realize the real damage done to my heart and soul during conservatorship”
Spears added that she had been “painfully shy” but would become “someone else on stage.”
“But after I had kids, I think the game was more than exaggerated. I felt so stupid and ashamed. I think it’s easier when you’re younger to go there.”
The artist is mother to sons Sean Preston, 20, and Jayden, 19, whom she shares with ex-husband Kevin Federline.
Elsewhere in the caption, Spears gave an update on her dating life.
‘Crazy. “I’ve been single for so long and I haven’t really shown my body, except once in my green bathing suit,” she shared.
Spears was also previously married to Sam Asghari from 2022 until their divorce two years later.
Also last week, the Toxic hitmaker wrote in a similar post that at the start of her career she would “get asthma and start shaking” if she had to meet more than 10 people.
Spears said her father would later make her meet “70 people,” which “literally hurt” and made her feel “like a robot.”
The artist is mom to sons Sean Preston, 20, and Jayden, 19, whom she shares with ex-husband Kevin Federline
Spears said her father would later make her meet “70 people,” which “literally hurt” and made her feel “like a robot; Spears seen with father Jamie (far left), brother Bryan and mother Lynne in 2006
She added that she is proud of herself for “stopping all that” because “it was forced for too many years.”
The Toxic singer was placed under conservatorship in February 2008 after a series of mental health crises, hospital admissions and intense media attention.
The conservatory came to an end in 2021 after almost 14 years.
Her father, who was the primary conservator for most of her conservatorship, insisted his control over the star’s finances, career and personal freedoms was to protect her well-being, but his daughter has claimed this was “abuse.”
Now free from the constraints of the former legal regime, Spears often spends her days filming dance videos in her home.
She was arrested on March 4 in California’s Westlake Village neighborhood, near her mansion, and later charged with driving under the influence.
She added that she is proud of herself for “stopping all that” because “it was forced for too many years”; seen in 2018 in Beverly Hills
Spears was arrested on March 4 in California’s Westlake Village neighborhood, near her mansion, and later charged with driving under the influence
The Kentwood, Louisiana, resident pleaded guilty during her arraignment and was sentenced to 12 months’ probation.
Spears entered the guilty plea through her attorney, Michael Goldstein, and chose not to attend the Ventura County Superior Court arraignment.
The entertainer was ordered to enroll in a three-month alcohol and drug education program, fined $571 and required to see a psychologist once a week and a psychiatrist twice a month.
She is also not allowed to use alcohol or drugs, with the exception of prescribed medication.
