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As she flaunted her amazing physique in a slinky dress, toxic hitmaker Britney Spears showed that she isn’t letting her sister Jamie Lynn’s time in the I’m A Celeb jungle get to her down.
In order to showcase her boobs in a plunging gown for a seductive mirror video, Britney Spears went nude.
The celebrity chose to forgo a brа in favor of a see-through, thigh-skimming garment as she posed fiercely for her followers on Instagram. Britney posed with her hands running down her sides, covering her hips in a neon pink halter-neck dress with neon pink straps and stripes.
Britney held out her phone to film herself in a room of her gorgeous estate while sporting a pair of modest black heels and her brilliant blonde hair thrown loosely over both shoulders in magnificent waves.
She enthralled followers with yet another round of stunning clips after captioning her video, “This dress came in last night so… hot pink!” In the second, she was seen dancing in an eye-popping exhibition while sporting a bright red dress that just touched her upper thighs.
She also swept her hair up into a high ponytail and ground her hips.
Is it more suitable to clap or don’t you adore those folks who raise their right arm and know the answer? PS: Give me a pat on the back! PS: This was taken today! 11/20/23.
One of the many sultry videos featured Britney jigging next to a neon pink pole while wearing a little yellow and red bikini with flowers all over it. She accessorized with a pair of knee-high suede boots and danced sensually with her manager, Cade Hudson.
After making a joke appearance behind the star and sticking out his hips, Cade was thereafter spotted moving in the background. In the original caption, Britney was quite open about using her own music in her videos.
“I never play my own songs on Instagram and I’m honestly not sure why,” the writer wrote. After 13 years, I suppose I was p***ed off to even try to explain what I really wanted.
