She recently filed new documents opposing her father’s selection for her co-conservator.
But Britney Spears didn’t seem troubled by the developments on Monday as she posted a new dancing video for her 26.3 million Instagram followers.
The 38-year-old pop icon showed off her fit figure and her dance moves in the clip, which was set to Madonna’s classic Justify My Love.
Dancing up a storm: Britney Spears, 38, showed off her stunning fit figure in a playful dance video posted Monday evening to her Instagram
Britney filmed herself in her underwear with a black bra that highlighted her taut tummy.
She showed off her fit legs in the clip while wearing a matching set of black panties.
Following criticisms from some of her followers that her recent videos didn’t seem as energetic as her previous work, the Oops!… I Did It Again singer gyrated her hips and put on a more professional dance that could have fit on stage.
‘Ok … this is my next project “Just a Touch of Red“ …. get it …. RED ROSE ??? Ps way more of RED to COME … my hair will get a little wilder and my body a little sweatier ❤️ !!!’ she captioned the clip.
Back in black: Britney showed off her taut tummy and toned legs in a black bra and matching panties. She showed off more professional moves than in recent dance clips
Curious: She referenced ‘Project Rose’ in her caption, which she claims is a photo project that explains her love of rose imagery and the fact that she wore an outfit 18 different times
Britney’s caption referenced ‘Project Rose,’ which she previously teased earlier this month but hasn’t yet explained.
In a video posted September 8, she called it a ‘personal photo project’ and defended herself after she wore the same outfit 18 times, which she claimed was part of the project.
The singer often wears clothing featuring roses, but some members of the #FreeBritney movement have speculated that the roses she often includes on her clothing or in Instagram captions are a coded way of expressing that she’s being held hostage by her caretakers.
Oblique: She defended reusing the outfit in a video from September 8 and said fans would eventually see the results. Members of the #FreeBritney movement think it’s a coded cry for help
Although she was feeling good enough for a private performance, Britney revealed in new court filings obtained by TMZ that she’s done with live performances — at least for the time being.
She made the disclosure as her battle with her father Jamie Spears has intensified over her ongoing conservatorship.
In her documents, the singer objected to her father’s attempts to bring back Andrew Wallet as a co-conservator, a job he held from 2008–2019.
But dad Jamie has hit back, claiming Britney’s stated objections to Wallet’s appointment are inaccurate and requesting a hearing to determine the facts in his own legal docs.
End of the road: Britney revealed she won’t be performing in the near future and objected to her father Jamie Spears’ plan to reinstall Andrew Wallet as her co-conservator in court filings obtained by TMZ; shown in 2018
In the documents, Spears says she won’t be performing live in the near future, though she doesn’t say if she’s stopping long term.
However, she does say she’ll need to be mindful of her expenses without that cashflow, and she expects to make ‘difficult budgetary choices going forward.’
But the songstress fears her father is ignoring her needs to conserve her funds by bring back Wallet to work with him as co-conservator.
She said Wallet was ‘uniquely unsuited’ to manage her estate, a role for which he earned millions of dollars over the years.
Tightening her belt: Britney says she’ll need to be mindful of her expenses without the cashflow from live shows, and she expects to make ‘difficult budgetary choices going forward’
Expensive: That’s partly why she doesn’t want Jamie to rehire Wallet, who earned millions as her co-conservator from 2008–2019 and whom she called ‘uniquely unsuited’ for the role; shown in 2008
Britney says that he was raking in almost half a million dollars per year in his final five years on the job, and he also received a $100,000 payout after he resigned from the position in March 2019.
Because of her decreased revenue without live performances, which are also mostly impossible due to the ongoing pandemic, the Toxic singer doesn’t want Wallet siphoning off her funds.
She previously suggested that a larger financial institution might be better equipped to serve as co-conservator with her father, rather than his hand-picked collaborator.
Currently, Jamie serves as the sole conservator over Britney’s person and her business affairs.
She previously tried to remove her father as conservator over her person, but he was left in his position following an August court date.
Sources spoke to TMZ at the time and said that Britney’s mental state has not been well over the past year, and that documents haven’t been filed yet that are needed to possibly remove her father.
Bad relationship: Because of her decreased revenue without live performances, which are also mostly impossible due to the ongoing pandemic, the Toxic singer doesn’t want Wallet siphoning off her funds; shown with Jamie
Slow progress: Spears is currently trying to remove her father as sole conservator over her person, though an August court date ended at a standstill; shown in 2016
Family feud: Britney’s mom Lynne Spears wants her to have a care plan established that would transition away from her conservatorship, but Jamie thinks Britney needs long-term monitoring; shown in 2012
Exacerbating the battle over the singer’s conservatorship is a disagreement between her divorced parents.
Her mother Lynne Spears ‘wants a care plan established that would transition Britney’s personal life out of the conservatorship,’ according to Us Weekly, but Jamie thinks his daughter will need long-term monitoring and isn’t in a good enough place to ease her conservatorship.
Throughout her recent legal struggles, Britney’s fans have organized as the #FreeBritney movement.
They’re seeking to have her conservatorship ended or lessened, and they believe she’s being held hostage by her caretakers.
The pop star has recently been trying to unseal court documents so that they public could see them, and her lawyer expressed support for the movement earlier this month.
Upside down: On Monday evening, Britney shared photos of her doing handstands to her Insta Stories. She wore a pink tank top and gray shorts in two photos, one from her gym and one outside
Although she was engaged in legal battles behind the scenes, Britney has been putting on a cheery performance on Instagram, even if some fans worry it’s all fake.
The singer–songwriter showed off her impressive figure later on Monday evening with a series of photos of herself doing hand stands.
One photos showed her in a pin tank top and gray shorts standing on her hands against her gym wall, while another showed her in a similar outfit upside down against a tree.
A third picture showed off her abs and she stretched her legs in opposite directions from the middle of her gym.
Fit figure: A third picture showed off her abs and she stretched her legs in opposite directions from the middle of her gym