Britney Spears posts racy shot to social media in which she’s lying on her bed naked

Britney Spears posted an image on Twitter on Tuesday of her lying sideways on a bed.

The Grammy-winning singer, 40, who has 56 million followers on the platform, captioned the photo: ‘I’m premiering a movie this week ‘THE LEGISLATION OF MY P****!!!!”

In the shot, Spears held her chest in one hand as she rested her head on the other, her blond locks flowing down.

The post received a number of responses from the singer’s followers, such as one user wrote, “Please stop.”

Others have defended the star and her right to post nude photos on social media if she is so inclined.

“You haters need to stop hating now,” she said. “Britney is doing well. If she wants to show what God has given her, that’s her business. Do not you like it? Unfollow her and block her. It’s that simple.’

Another person said: ‘The girls who get it get it… the ones who don’t get it don’t do it… to all the people in the comments saying they feel sorry for her kids, you say that about all other celebrities children who have a woman who dresses sexy and models for whatever? Where is that same energy?’

One person asked if the snappy caption was a harbinger of a project in the making.

‘Is “The legislative act of my [cat emoji]” Mimi’s new emancipation? A comeback?!’ said the user.

Spears said Monday that she feels like her father Jamie “tried to kill her” and hopes he “burns” in the new audio she released on Twitter.

She turned to her father less than a year after the 13-year conservatory he presided over ended. The artist …Baby One More Time referred to a series of MRIs she had to undergo before being placed in a treatment center during the early days of her conservatory.

“I had three MRIs before I went to that place, I didn’t complain about anything, I was just told to go, it was my father and I had no rights at the time, so I kind of had to,” he said.

The Oops!… I Did It Again singer wondered why she had to have regular MRIs when she remembered having one at age eight to check for a cyst.

She said she remembered being placed in a constrictive MRI machine for 30 minutes as a child, and during conservatory she was placed in the MRI machine for an hour at a time.

“It all just didn’t make sense to me — the isolation, the nurses, the vials of blood, the constant communication,” Spears said, adding that she thought she could be tested for cancer her family and team weren’t telling her about.

“None of that is true — I’m fine, I’m still alive,” the Toxic artist said. “And the bottom line, the hardest part is knowing they were just mean and I really felt like my dad was trying to kill me and I hope he burns in hell.”

Spears echoed her feelings in a series of tweets in which she said she felt those who subjected her to violent circumstances escaped legal repercussions.

“I’m posting this for the second time today because I believe in a world where we all deserve justice!!!” she said, adding: ’15 years in a system of secretive and manipulative abuse… JUST END IT has never been good enough for me and it never will be!!!

‘I was being spoken to insultingly and punished for no reason… I believe in consequences… I believe I have absolutely nothing to prove as to the whereabouts of what was done to me… it’s all known!!! That said, people who have mistreated me on such a scale, just ending the system, aren’t good enough for me… They hurt me and I’ve done absolutely nothing wrong.”

Spears said she felt justice had not been served ‘at all’ because ‘the justice system ended it TWO YEARS after I told them about 15 years of my abuse’.

She began with the punishment she hoped would be inflicted on her father, drawing parallels with the injustice she said she had to face.

She said: ‘My wish is to take my father somewhere…take his car away…his house away…his door to privacy…let him sit 7 days a week from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., ask questions and treat people him as a science experience…watching his food…no phone…nurses watch him shower and get dressed…i want him to go through all those things for no damn reason and make him his family let’s call and they say WE DON’T KNOW !!!’

Spears continued: ‘I’d like to see the state of California sit back and have four guards in a trailer for months telling him he can never leave!!! I’d like to see how he would feel… but look, that will never happen!!!’

Spears said the only positive aspect of her experience is that it ended, and she remains confused about the lack of accountability for some involved.

“I don’t understand how they can run away so easily and get away with what was done to me,” she said. “The world has shown me and the world alone that cruelty wins!!!”