Reactivating her Instagram account shortly after deleting it, the pop icon edits the caption of her recent Instagram post to share her positive outlook on her life post-conservatorship.
- Apr 30, 2024
AceShowbiz - Britney Spears is determined to move on from her conservatorship after being left disappointed with the outcome of her settlement with her father Jamie Spears. The singer declares that she's "healing [herself] slowly" after complaining about "no justice" in the settlement with her estranged dad.
On Monday, April 29, the singer reactivated her Instagram account just hours after deleting it. Upon her return to the platform, she edited the caption of her recent post that featured a picture of Norton wine, which she claimed to be the first "real wine" she ever drank.
"Eventually you will come to understand that love heals everything and that is all there is ... and REAL wine feels extremely nice as well !!! Psss first time with real wine Jesus f**king Christ !!!" Britney initially wrote in the caption.
She has since edited to add her explanation, "Pssss for those saying I'm lying about the first bottle of real wine, I'm not !!! I've been drinking $6.99 wine bottle of wine !!! $300 is a HUGE HUGE difference !!! I don't know why I'm even explaining myself I'm a grown a** woman !!!"
"It's actually incredibly cruel and sad my family took away from me the good stuff for far too long !!!" the pop icon continued, claiming that enjoying such lavish drink helps heal her soul. "The kind that heals the soul, it's honestly a shame and it's actually a HUGE deal !!! It's only been 2 years since the conservatorship has been over !!! In real respective of what I've been through, that's honestly not a lot of time at all !!! I take each day at day at a time healing myself slowly !!!"
In a newer post, Britney shared a video of her laying down on the back of a horse and caressing it. "Horses and outside air !!! So good to be alive," she captioned it.
Britney previously slammed her family for causing "nerve damage" in her back after she agreed to pay Jamie's $2 million legal bills in the settlement. "I was actually right about nerve damage in my back !!!" she wrote alongside a snap of her bare back. "I have to get acupuncture [sic] every day of my life now !!!" She claimed, "If people only knew how ive had to crawl to my own door one time !! My family hurt me !!! There has been no justice and probably never will be !!!"
Meanwhile, her inner circle has reportedly expressed concerns about her excessive spending and mental health since the conservatorhsip ended two years ago. Sources told TMZ that the "Lucky" singer is "serious danger" on both the mental and financial front.
She is "completely dysfunctional" and has radical mood swings that are "shocking," so the sources claimed. The sources believed that she was doing much better when she was under a conservatorship. As one source said, "She had lots of freedom in the conservatorship and the restrictions were there to protect her. She's not protected anymore."
However, other sources insist that Britney's not going broke despite her excessive spending. "She's not broke," one source tells Page Six, "but she definitely could benefit from being more careful with her cash." Another source echoes, "She is not going broke but should keep an eye on private jets," shutting down the "grossly exaggerated" report that claimed Britney is in dire straits.
Though so, one of the sources acknowledges, "She has no concept of money. For over a decade, other people were in charge of her bank accounts, and every purchase had to be reported to the court - even if it was just a pack of gum. But now, she's on her own."
The source notes that Britney's inner circle is "in a precarious position," as they do not want to "rock the boat and make her feel like she is in a conservatorship again" by raising concerns about her spending. "It's tricky," the so-called insider notes. "No one wants to be Jamie 2.0."
As for her lavish trips, another source says, "Between flying private and booking five-star villas, it can get costly - fast," but she is "at the point of recoupment" with her $15 million publishing deal and "very significant" royalties for her bombshell memoir "The Woman in Me".
