Britney Spears said she “probably won’t perform again” because she is “traumatized” as a result of the abuse she allegedly experienced during her 13-year conservatory.
“I’m pretty traumatized for life and yes I’m as mad as f–k and no I probably won’t perform again just because I’m stubborn and I want to make my point,” wrote the 40-pop superstar on Instagram Sunday in the now-deleted caption of a photo of herself naked in bed.
Spears cited the fact that she couldn’t approve images for photo shoots and visuals for her music videos when she had curators, noting that the only video she liked during the legal settlement was “Work Bitch” from 2013.
“I’d rather stop s–t in my pool and take pictures of myself in studios than work with the most offensive people in my life,” added the “Toxic” singer.
Spears also said she felt “humiliated” for being surrounded by eight of the “smallest girls” on stage for her dance routines, which left her feeling insecure.
“You think I’m crazy, you’re trying to be up there and feel that way,” she wrote.
Spears closed the post by writing a direct message to her father and former curator, Jamie Spears, slamming into a Pepsi ad she had created that she said looked “80 years old.”
“Kiss my god damn mother f–king ass you f–king bastard,” the “Stronger” singer wrote to her father, 70, along with a peach emoji.
Britney claimed in a packed testimony in June 2021 that her conservators had forced her to work against her will.
“In California, sex trafficking is called the only similar thing: making everyone work against their will, taking all their belongings, credit card, cash, phone, passport,” said the “I’m a Slave 4 U” singer. at the time.
After a judge terminated Britney’s conservatory in November 2021 because it was “no longer needed,” many wondered if the Grammy winner would return to the music industry after a long hiatus.
The “Oops!…I Did It Again” singer told a month later that the reason she didn’t go back to the entertainment world was because it was her way of saying “f-k you” to her estranged family.
“Not making music anymore is my way of saying ‘F–k You’ when it only benefits my family by ignoring my real work,” she wrote on Instagram in December 2021. “It’s like I unknowingly allowed them to win.”
However, fans were overjoyed when Vidak For Congress exclusively reported in July that Britney was working on a remixed version of “Tiny Dancer” with Elton John.
The iconic duo then released “Hold Me Closer” in August and the song reached the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.