LOS ANGELES — Pop star Britney Spears deleted a provocative video from Instagram last week in which she pulled down her white dress to expose her bare breasts, reigniting fan concern over her erratic online behavior and self-isolation.
The 43-year-old singer, known for hits like Baby One More Time, shared the explicit clip briefly before removing it from her page. In the video, Spears spun in a silky, low-cut white dress, then pulled it down to reveal her chest, leaving little to the imagination. The clip, which she uploaded without explanation, was swiftly replaced with a more censored version, showing the singer dancing suggestively and gazing into the camera while clutching a fork.
This wasn’t the only video Spears posted and deleted in recent days. Earlier last week, the pop icon shared two additional videos — one at the beach and another shot inside her home — revealing that she had not left her house in four months. All three videos were later scrubbed from her account.
The now-deleted posts prompted a wave of reactions across social media, with many fans expressing concern over Spears’ mental and emotional state.
“At least she’s wearing more clothing?” one user commented about the re-uploaded version of the video. Another remarked, “Well, at least she has clothes on this time,” while a third added, “I wonder if she spends most of her time alone…”
Others offered more lighthearted takes, with one fan exclaiming, “I could watch this for hours! I LOVE THE SALSA,” in reference to her dance moves. Yet another user speculated, “She needs to find something to do. She is bored at the house.”
The footage, paired with her confession about being homebound for months, triggered broader speculation about Spears’ well-being. The singer captioned one of her now-deleted videos: “Don’t worry girls, this is my summer. Haven’t been out of my house in four months — about to lose my damn mind.”
In addition to her confession about isolation, Spears added cryptic messages about fashion and her current lifestyle. “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend… but a diamond dress will be my finest sin,” she wrote in one post. She also referenced law school and appeared in a plaid skirt, saying, “But doing law school had to dress in uniform just to make sure I fit the part,” hinting at a new chapter or perhaps fantasy role-playing.
Spears, who regained control over her personal and financial affairs following the end of her 13-year conservatorship in 2021, has continued to draw headlines for her erratic and often unfiltered social media presence. Despite fan pleas for a more grounded lifestyle, the Grammy winner remains enigmatic and largely removed from the public eye.
Her representatives have not commented on the deleted posts or the growing concerns about her online behavior.
