Britney Spears shows off impressive dance moves in a black lacy bralette and red bikini bottoms... as sons move to Hawaii 'without saying goodbye' to singer

By Jacqueline Lindenberg For Dailymail.Com and Laura Fox For Mailonline

Updated: 20:05 EDT, 1 August 2023

Britney Spears showcased her dance skills while sporting a skimpy ensemble in a new Instagram video shared on Tuesday. 

The Baby One More Time hitmaker, 41, whose sons moved to Hawaii with their father Keven Federline 'without saying goodbye to the singer' on Tuesday, had the song titled, S.O.S., by French singer, Indila, playing in the background. 

The star showed off her toned frame wearing a semi-sheer, black bralette top that was made of a lace material. 

She additionally wore a pair of vibrant, red bikini bottoms and slipped into a pair of black, knee-high boots. 

The performer's blonde locks were parted in the middle, and cascaded down naturally past her shoulders as she twirled in circles and flaunted a few of her favorite dance moves.  

Dance session! Britney Spears, 41,  showcased her dance skills while sporting a skimpy ensemble in a new Instagram vi deo shared on Tuesday

Moving to the music: The Baby One More Time hitmaker had the song titled, S.O.S., by French singer, Indila, playing in the background

Natural sunlight streamed inside of the open space as she gave her fans and followers a glimpse of her dance moves to coincide with the song. 

In the caption of the post, the Toxic hitmaker revealed that her word of the week she had chosen was, 'Telepathy,' followed by a brain emoji. 

She further added, 'I’ve changed my word of the week from contemplating to telepathy !!! TELEPATHY if anyone cares!!!'

The songstress often jumps to her main Instagram page to show off some of her dance skills while moving to a variety of different tracks. Britney recently danced to Aerosmith's tune, Cryin', while wearing a cropped top and pink bikini bottoms. 

The star's latest post comes shortly after her sons were revealed to be moving to Hawaii with their father, Kevin Federline, and his wife, Victoria. 

Spears' ex-husband notably has full custody over their two boys, Sean Preston, 17, and Jayden, 16, and made the decision to move the family from Los Angeles to the Rainbow State. 

According to TMZ, upon arriving to Hawaii on Tuesday, the family plans to initially rent a place while searching for a permanent residence.� � 

Despite the big move, the outlet also reported that Britney's sons didn't intend to say farewell to their mother.  

Having a blast: The star showed off her toned frame wearing a semi-sheer, black bralette top that was made of a lace material

Latest video: The performer's blonde locks were parted in the middle, and cascaded down naturally past her shoulders as she twirled in circles

It's thought that Kevin encouraged his sons to see their mother before they leave, but isn't forcing them.

Sources also claimed Kevin is relieved Britney hasn't fought against the move in court, feeling she's done the right thing by allowing her boys to relocate. MailOnline has contacted representatives for Britney Spears and Kevin Federline for comment.

Kevin's plans to move his sons to Hawaii first came to light in May, and a source told DailyMail.com at the time that Britney has always supported the move.

The source said that Britney has 'always been a loving and supportive mother' and has never opposed the plan for her sons to relocate - despite Federline threatening court action over an alleged failure to respond from Spears to the relocation request.

The source said: 'Britney loves her children, has always supported them, and wants them to be happy.

'Putting aside that she is an icon, loved and respected by millions throughout the world, she has been a loving and supportive mother, faithfully supporting her children.'

The source also slammed Federline for creating a 'fal se dispute' when Spears has never interfered with his plan to move their children to Hawaii.

Excited: She further added, 'I’ve changed my word of the week from contemplating to telepathy !!! TELEPATHY if anyone cares!!!'

A few days earlier over the weekend, Spears once again took to her Instagram stories to tease her fans with an emotional poem that addressed her 13-year conservatorship. 

Britney, who recently dropped a new single, Mind Your Business, with will.i.am, excitedly penned in a caption towards the bottom of the clips, 'A tease for a little project on the way!!!!!!'

Some of the lines included, '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.' 

She later added, 'Is th is 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.' 

In conclusion, she ended the poem with, '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.'

After sharing the snippets, she shared a separate post the following day and penned in the caption, '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,' Spears concluded. 

Throwback: Spears' ex-husband, Kevin, notably has full custody over their two boys, Sean Preston, 17, and Jayden, 16; the star with her sons back in 2013 in Los Angeles 

Emotional poem: A few days earlier over the weekend, Spears once again took to her Instagram stories to tease her fans with an emotional poem that addressed her 13-year conservatorship

The pop star's conservatorship notably began in February 2008 following a public mental health crisis, with her conservators being father, James Spears and attorney, Andrew M. Wallet.

During the 13 years she was under the conservatorship, Britney has claimed that she was mistreated and forced to work against her own will - which she appears to emotionally address in the poem. 

Although she became free from the conservatorship in November 2021, the 13 years that she was under it have had a lasting effect on Britney, and also strained her relationships with her family, including her mother and sister, Jamie Lynn Spears.

The Toxic sing er, who has since reconciled with her mother and sibling, is slated to release her anticipated memoir, The Woman In Me, later this year on October 24 - where she discusses the conservatorship.