Britney Spears cryptically posted a blurry Instagram snapshot Saturday of her twirling away from the camera in a pink top and white miniskirt.
The photo was part of an album that showed her dancing, waving her arms in the air and making faces for the camera.
“Life goes on… first white skirt I’ve worn in a long time,” the 41-year-old wrote, adding a series of unicorn and dowdy face emojis.
She wore the same outfit for a February 10 Instagram post in which she blasted rumors that she ‘almost died and I have a manager and ‘doctors’!’
In that February video, the “Toxic” singer insisted, “I don’t have a management team and I never will in my life! I have no “doctors”!!! I take Prozac for depression and that’s it!
There it is: Britney Spears cryptically posted a blurry Instagram snapshot Saturday of her twirling away from the camera in a pink crop top and white miniskirt.
Having fun: The photo was part of an album that showed her dancing, raising her arms in the air and making faces for the camera
By the way: The singer’s nearly 14-year guardianship under the control of her father Jamie Spears finally ended in November 2021
‘She chose it with Sam’: Shortly after buying the house, People magazine reported: ‘Britney loves her new house’
His latest mystery post comes after claims he is suffering a financial loss from the sale of his Calabasas mansion, having accepted an offer $2 million less than its asking price.
The pop singer, 41, originally listed her lavish digs for $12 million, but accepted an offer of around $10.1 million, $1.7 million less than she had expected, according to TMZ.
Britney and her husband Sam Asghari, 28, bought the luxury residence last year for $11.8 million before putting it back on the market just six months later.
The strongest singer felt ‘too exposed’ living in the mansion, according to TMZ, and reportedly sold it to a Texas-based personal injury lawyer.
When it became known that she had decided to separate from the house, TMZ reported that it was because she had not ‘fallen in love’ with him.
Britney bought the stunning California mansion on June 14, 2022 and was said to have “loved” the $11.8 million rig as it was important to own her home without approval after her 13-year conservatorship.
The pop star will still have his luxurious Thousand Oaks mansion to fall back on, which he bought in 2015 for $7.5 million. According to TMZ, he currently lives at that property.
In July, Britney called her latest home “still under renovation” and referred to her Thousand Oaks estate as her “old home.”
Do you remember when? She wore the same outfit in a Feb. 10 Instagram video in which she blasted rumors that she “almost died and I have a manager and ‘doctors’!”
Sold: He will reportedly suffer a financial loss from the sale of his Calabasas mansion, as he reportedly accepted an offer $2 million less than its initial asking price.
XOXO: Spears and her husband Sam Asghari got married last year
The home is just down the street from her ex-husband Kevin Federline and their two sons Sean, 17, and Jayden, 16.
Their spacious new six-bedroom home, which used to be owned by Justin and Hailey Bieber, is over 12,000 square feet and sits on 1.6 acres, according to Pop Crush.
Located in the Estate At The Oaks neighborhood, the new deck is decked out with custom chandeliers, a wine cellar, a movie theater, and a pool with waterfalls and a water slide.
Their new neighbors included other newlyweds: Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian Barker.
Shortly after buying the house, People magazine reported: ‘Britney loves her new house. She chose him with Sam.
End of a trial: The singer’s nearly 14-year guardianship under the control of her father Jamie Spears finally ended in November 2021
‘She wanted a fresh start with Sam. It has been very important to her to have a house that she picked up without having to ask for approval from [dad Jamie Spears].’
The singer’s nearly 14-year guardianship under the control of her father Jamie Spears finally ended in November 2021.
The news comes shortly after Britney responded to claims her loved ones staged a botched intervention out of fear she “could die” amid alleged mental health issues.
He said it was completely untrue and that he was considering retiring from Instagram because “obviously there are a lot of people who don’t wish me well.”