Britney Spears Dancing In Pink Drawstring Bikini Is A ‘Wild Fox’

Singer Britney Spears isn't having fun in the sun this summer! Instead, she's brought her bikini inside to share another dancing video with her followers!

Although the "Hold Me Closer" singer has spent a few videos dancing outside, she likes to wear her bikinis indoors as she dances around in her living room in colorful bikini bottoms.

Britney Spears Is A 'Wild Fox' Dancing Around In Her Pink Drawstring Bikini

In one of her latest Instagram posts, the 41-year-old pop star seemed to be having a blast dancing around in her pink drawstring bikini bottoms, letting them whip around her waist as she spun around and around in circles. She paired her look with a white crop top with long, fluffy sleeves, and white boots.

Fans have seen Britney wearing this outfit before, but she loves sharing different edits of her dancing videos with her followers and it looks like this one was no exception. In the caption, Britney wrote, "Ok hair is wrong … WILD FOX on this one ☝️🙄🙄🙄 You got it folks !!!" Like with most of her dancing videos, the comments were disabled.

Britney's Word Of The Week? Contemplating!

It looks like the "Toxic" singer might be looking to start a "Word of the Week" trend with her Instagram followers. On Sunday night, the singer wrote, "Word of the week: CONTEMPLATING🤔🤔🤔" in the caption of an Instagram post that contained three several photos of the singer in contemplation.

Unfortunately, the comments on this post were disabled as well, so fans were unable to ask the pop star if she planned on any more "Word of the Week" posts. However, fans love looking at Britney's throwback posts, and hope that she'll share more in the future!

Britney Spears Gets Candid About Her Push-Up Bra

In another Instagram post, the pop star showed off her green push-up bra underneath a series of different outfits in different settings. She is wearing a white crop top with puffy sleeves in most of the videos, sometimes wearing a hat, and sometimes not. She's also wearing two different types of white shorts throughout the video along with brown open-toe sandals.

"The beauty of a push-up bra – rubbish here I'm speaking but it's clear to show the difference … I'm a survivor and I do what I can to push through each day and show that I too need acknowledgment and to feel !!! Heard and seen and maybe it's not perfect but I'm just me !!!" Britney wrote in the caption.

Britney Apologizes For Her 'Very Upsetting' Poem

In yet another Instagram post, Britney wrote,  "I do apologize for such a sad and upsetting poem I posted yesterday … it was due to a situation I was in three years ago … but honestly what do you think she would say !!! Sorry ??? Nope 👎." Although Britney has since deleted the poem from her Instagram page, the lyrics seem to allude to the struggles she endured during her 13-year conservatorship.

The poem begins: "In the middle or did you get 'em? The thieves are little, They serve like Skittles / The pain no walk, we say when you talk / The pai n no walk, we say when you talk / My feet, Jesus tell me why / You know how I move when I'm alive / They took my feet, demoralized / Emphasized my face, they wanted my mind / We want to see your face / We want to see your face."

"I want attention at my pace / And have a car, and leave this place /I never cried not one time / I worked 10 hours a day / 4 months a slave / No days off, and no you can't play / No door for a room and watched me / Changed, watched me shower."

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The poem continued, "But each week I got flowers from a grocery store / To show color adored to feel young again and maybe more / Is this even legal? / Where's a needle, is this a joke? / No days off / And my family knows so low so low so low / My family says so / Watched me bathe, sit down behave."

"We ask the questions. We're here to save you /Save me from what? / Save me from what…Edge of reason to feel alive /Insanity steals most hearts /Most cry /I should have died I'm not gonna lie," she goes on.

"It didn't feel normal, but what is normal / I say it again, what the f**k is normal / They broke my face / Jesus, my right hand / If I could back in time / I'd find my right hand / I'd f***ing kill em," she adds, concluding, "My lighter it's lit / It's lit / I serve now with just spit / Significance in just spit / Or just swallow, go hollow / And follow the word."