Britney Spears dances in social media post as ex-husband Kevin Federline confirms their sons are safe in Hawaii amid the country’s devastating wildfires

Britney Spears showed off her impressive dance moves in a white crop top and blue bikini bottoms as she shared a throwback video on Instagram on Friday.

The hitmaker, 41, showed off her toned figure in the off-the-shoulder top which she paired with snake print side tie.

It comes as her ex-husband Kevin Federline, 45, confirmed that he and their sons Jayden James, 16, and Sean Preston, 17, are safe amid Hawaii’s wildfires – having moved to the country two weeks ago.

A source told TMZ that the singer’s children are not affected by the devastation on Maui, as they live on one of the neighboring islands.

Thirty-six people have been killed, dozens injured and hundreds remain missing as a result of the blaze that remains a mystery to many residents.

Staying safe: It comes as her ex-husband Kevin Federline, 45, confirmed he and their sons Jayden James, 16 (R) and Sean Preston, 17 (R) are safe amid Hawaii’s wildfires – after spending two weeks had moved to the country ago (Britney pictured with her kids in 2018)

Kevin who notably has full custody of their two boys and made the decision to move the family from Los Angeles to the Rainbow State.

According to TMZ, the family plans to rent a place initially while looking for a permanent home.

In her latest social media video, Britney flashed her gorgeous smile as she jumped and twirled in her lavish lounge before flipping the bird toward the camera.

She pulled her long blonde locks back into a ponytail before letting them go as she walked across the room.

In the post’s caption, the Toxic hitmaker revealed she was a “little p****ed” when she made the clip.

She later looked over her shoulder while facing away from the camera and held up her mid-figure.

She wrote: ‘Ok so I was a bit p****ed this day!!!’

The singer often hops over to her main Instagram page to show off some of her dancing skills as she moves to different songs.

Looking good: The hitmaker, 41, showed off her toned figure in the off-the-shoulder top that she paired with a snakeskin print tie on the side, while admitting she’s a little bastard’

Unbelievable: She pulled her long blonde locks back into a ponytail before letting them go as she walked across the room

Bold: She later looked over her shoulder while facing away from the camera and held up her mid-figure

The post comes shortly after it was revealed that her sons were moving out and reportedly had no intention of saying goodbye to their mother.

Despite the big move, the outlet also reported that Britney’s sons

It is believed that Kevin encouraged his sons to see their mother before they leave, but does not force him.

Sources also claimed that Kevin is relieved Britney didn’t fight the move in court as she feels she did the right thing by letting her boys move. MailOnline has reached out to representatives for Britney Spears and Kevin Federline for comment.

Kevin’s plans to move his sons to Hawaii first came to light in May, and a source told DailyMail.com at the time that Britney has always supported the move.

Flashback: Spears’ ex-husband Kevin notably has full custody of their two boys; Kevin and Britney pictured together in 2005

Terror: Thirty-six people have been killed, dozens injured and hundreds remain missing as a result of the fire that remains a mystery to many residents

The source said Britney has “always been a loving and supportive mother” and has never opposed the plan to have her sons move out – despite Federline threatening legal action over an alleged failure to respond by Spears to the relocation request.

The source said: ‘Britney loves her children, has always supported them and wants them to be happy.

“Apart from being an icon, loved and respected by millions around the world, she has been a loving and supportive mother who has faithfully supported her children.”

The source also slammed Federline for creating a “false dispute” while Spears never interfered in his plan to move their children to Hawaii.