
Britney Spears caused a wave of concern over the weekend after sharing an emotional Instagram post about pain, "darkness," and finding strength through hard moments.
The singer posted a new dancing video late Saturday, wearing a leopard-print bodysuit and black heels as she moved to Adele's "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)."
But it was her long, reflective caption that drew most of the attention.
In her message, the 43-year-old star wrote about looking back on difficult experiences and learning from them.
She said that expressing feelings openly "speaks volumes," even if it might seem "childish" or "silly" to others.
According to TMZ, Britney encouraged holding onto the "child within" during tough times and suggested that sadness and dark moments can help people understand loss and pain on a deeper level.
She added that beautiful things can sometimes come from suffering, especially when those experiences help others feel less alone.
"Sadness and darkness survive to make an understanding of losing someone and of the hurt and pain," she wrote, later adding that the "woman" in her is determined to find her destination. The post struck a chord with fans who have been watching her online behavior closely in recent months.
'Vulnerable' Britney Spears Says She's Going Through 'Dark' and 'Sad' Times in Cryptic Video https://t.co/uy7scj1FEW pic.twitter.com/BBGxwuCFxh
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Britney Spears Jokes About Thanksgiving
After the heavy reflection, Britney switched to a lighter topic and joked about Thanksgiving, admitting she "cheated" on her diet and ate more than she planned.
"It felt so damn good," she wrote, showing a bit of her usual humor.
The video came shortly after Britney was photographed leaving a wine bar with a champagne flute in hand.
Her team told the sources that she wasn't drinking alcohol, but the pictures still worried some supporters.
Britney later blasted paparazzi for taking unflattering photos, saying they are "incredibly mean" and that she "can't go anywhere" without being harassed, PageSix reported.
Concerns about Britney's well-being have been growing for months. Sources previously told sources that the singer has been refusing help from people around her and often keeps to herself.
One insider said Britney "has moments of clarity and moments where it feels like a roller coaster," but also described her as "the sweetest, kindest person." Friends are said to be worried about her living conditions as well.
These conversations come nearly three years after Britney was released from her 13-year conservatorship.
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