Britney Spears looked phenomenal when she exposed her beige bra in a sassy white see-through lace shirt during an Instagram Q&A on Friday night.
While many hoped she would shed some light on her long-running conservatorship or the # FreeBritney movement, she kept the topics light-hearted.
“Okay, so a lot of you have written and I’m here to answer all your questions,” the Grammy winner teased her 28.7 million followers.
Britney Spears looked phenomenal when she exposed her beige bra in a sassy white see-through lace shirt during an Instagram Q&A on Friday night
Her long blonde hair was tied in a whimsical braid and she wore her signature smokey eyeliner look for the video.
She started by unveiling her ‘dream car’, which is ‘absolutely’ a Bentley, even though she has never ‘owned one or driven one’
The response sparked outrage among her followers, who were angry that the award-winning musician – who is worth $ 60 million – didn’t have one yet.
Nothing controversial: While many hoped she would shed some light on her long-running conservatorship or the # FreeBritney movement, she kept the topics light-hearted, such as what is her dream car and whether she had ever fallen on stage
“How have you been a millionaire for twenty years and still don’t have your dream car?” a member of the Britney army asked.
Another wrote, “She can afford a Bentley, but they won’t give her enough of her own money to spend one.”
The comments alluded to the fact that Spears has had no control over her fortune in nearly 12 years.
Interesting: The response sparked outrage among her followers, who were angry that the award-winning musician – who is worth $ 60 million – didn’t have one
Her father, Jamie Spears, and a lawyer oversee her finances as part of a court-approved conservatory implemented in 2008.
Another fan pointed out that they had “ never seen anyone ask these questions in the comments ” about cars and Halloween costumes and were confused as to who submitted them.
Others seemed pleased with Spears’ final post, particularly how she remembered falling onstage on her Dream Within a Dream Tour, which ran from 2001 to 2002.
Pop star: In response to questions about whether she had ever fallen onstage, the mum-of-two recalled ending up on the Dream Within a Dream Tour, which ran from 2001 to 2002 (seen on the tour’s second leg)
‘It was a rain sequence and I slid all over the stage and I was ashamed of thousands of people. It was pretty embarrassing, ”she admitted.
After revealing that her favorite Halloween costume she once wore was a fairy, the mother of two replied whether ‘she ever kissed a girl’.
‘Yes, I kissed a girl. And her name is Madonna, ‘the Toxic singer mused, referring to their infamous kiss on the MTV VMAs in 2003.
‘Yes, I kissed a girl. And her name is Madonna, ‘mused the Toxic singer, referring to their infamous kiss on the 2003 MTV VMAs.
Last month, Spears’ father insisted that he always do what was best for his daughter, after the documentary Framing Britney Spears called on fans to end his legal scrutiny.
It comes after a judge ruled that Britney’s father and the Bessemer Trust will retain equal power over the star’s massive $ 60 million fortune.
In the wake of the verdict, Jamie’s legal team has insisted that the judge’s decision proves that he is not out to harm his daughter.
Hit back: Britney Spears dad Jamie has insisted her controversial conservatorship is in her ‘best interest’
Currently, his conservatorship means that Britney cannot make financial or professional decisions without her father’s approval, following her much-discussed collapse 13 years ago.
As reported by The Mirror, Jamie’s attorney Vivian Lee Thoreen said, “ My client, Jamie Spears, has diligently and professionally fulfilled his duties as one of Britney’s curators and his love for his daughter and dedication to protecting her is evident in court. . . ‘
The judge’s ruling came after Jamie filed a proposed order claiming he lost some of his powers over Britney’s estate when he and the Bessemer Trust became co-curators in November 2020.
Despite the hitmaker’s attorneys claiming she no longer wanted her father in such a position, the conservatory was extended until September 2021, with further hearings on March 17 and April 27, Variety said.
Development: It comes after a judge ruled that Britney’s father and the Bessemer Trust will retain equal power over the star’s massive $ 60 million fortune
Trying to regain control: Despite the hitmaker’s lawyers’ argument that she no longer wants her father in such a position, the conservatory was extended until September 2021, with further hearings on March 17 and April 27, according to Variety