Fans of Britney Spears rejoice.
The 41-year-old pop sensation revealed on her Instagram page on Saturday that she has written a new song, seemingly called "Hate You To Like Me."
The singer-songwriter revealed the big news on social media by posting a headshot picture of herself with her eyes closed and a sultry expression. "I wrote a brand-new song!"
She started the caption, "Hate you to like me!!!," before going into further detail on the title.
She immediately clarified that she has no issues with anyone.
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"I wrote a new song !!! Hate you to like me !!!' she began in the caption, before elaborating on the title. 'No beef with anyone ... just being a narcissist in a claimed, self-entitled way !!!"
When this new song is released, it will be her first new solo release in the seven years since the release of her last studio album, Glory (2016).
The singles "Make Me" and "Slumber Party" were taken from her eighth studio album, "Glory."
The singer contributed vocals to Elton John's Hold Me Closer mashup, which reached at number six on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2022, during the seven years that have passed since her previous full album of original music.
And then Spears and Will worked together just this past July.I'm currently single and enjoying my life.
"The Woman in Me," the highly awaited memoir by the McComb, Mississippi native, was just released this week.
According to People, it contains several shocking disclosures, including the fact that she was pregnant during her romance with Justin Timberlake and had an abortion as a result.
Journalists criticized the production, singing, and lyrics of Mind Your Business, which features Spears repeatedly saying, "Mind your business, b**ch," for the most part.
Following Big Fat Bass (2011), Scream & Shout (2012), and It Should Be Easy (2013), the song is the pair's fourth joint effort. Following the conclusion of her Piece of Me Tour between July and October of 2018, Spears has dedicated a significant portion of the past few years to attempting to avoid public attention.
This news ran in contrast to what she said in her latest biography "The Woman In Me."
In the memoir, Britney Spears puts an end to any expectations of a new music era anytime soon, telling readers that she must put that aspect of her life on hold for the time being.
In her best-selling book, the "Toxic" singer has answered almost all of the questions that her fans have ever had-from her romantic history to her most memorable professional moments to her unexpected conservatorship.
After intense fan activism, Spears was notably freed from her father Jamie P. Spears' rigorous 13-year conservatorship in 2021.
