Britney Spears set the internet ablaze once again with a captivating video on Instagram, flaunting her energetic dance moves in a stunning red strapless mini dress. The pop icon twirled and swayed gracefully to a song by French singer Indila,

Britney Spears shared a dance clip on her Instagram account wearing mini shorts. She was dancing on the beats of “EAST LA” by Will.i.am and Taboo from her living room stage. She had put a polaroid filter on the video and gave viewers a playful version of her moves within a red frame.

Britney Spears, whose only connection to the outside world these days seems to be her strange mixture of posts on Instagram, claimed Sunday evening that

Pop icon Britney Spears has made a heartbreaking confession in a new post on social media, claiming she has “brain damage”. Britney Spears has made a shocking new confession in a post shared on social media.

Britney Spears shared a dance clip on her Instagram account wearing mini shorts. She was dancing on the beats of “EAST LA” by Will.i.am and Taboo from her living room stage. She had put a polaroid filter on the video and gave viewers a playful version of her moves within a red frame.

In a recent Instagram post, uploaded on October 19, Britney Spears told her fans what her grandfather last told her.

Just before her ex-husband's memoir was officially released, the "Crossroads" actress took to Instagram to share a photo that featured her riding on horseback. She is turned away from the camera and appears to be shirtless. In her lengthy caption, Britney begins by dressing the movie "Maleficent," calling it an "incredible movie."

Britney Spears reveals permanent brain nerve damage on Instagram, sparking debate about her health, dancing as therapy, and the #FreeBritney movement.

The heads of the movement don’t meet anymore, we don’t talk anymore,” Pilar Vigneaux, a onetime director of #FreeBritney, told The Post. “We were so burned out.”

Britney Spears continues to speak out in the midst of the headline-grabbing roll-out of ex-husband Kevin Federline‘s upcoming tell-all memoir, You Thought You Knew. And while the singer has been careful about not directly naming names,