Britney Spears keeps wilding but now it's getting dangerous for the former star

At this point, no one is surprised when Britney Spears uses her social media accounts to share content that gets people talking. Her posts, often eccentric and unfiltered, have become a constant that keeps her followers on their toes and the media paying attention to each new post.

This time was no exception, and mind you, we're not talking about the typical dance videos she posts. On Saturday afternoon, she took to her Instagram account to post a video in which Spears, wearing a strapless red dress with sleeves that fit tightly around her biceps, got on a bike and cheerfully said, "Hey, baby, here we go, are you ready?" while smiling broadly.

Stiff dance moves followed Jennifer Lopez's tired performance

In another clip, her happiness faded as she looked a little worried, asked how fast she should go and uttered a few expletives. It seems that by the end of the day, she regretted the crazy idea she had in mind.

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Not only that, but in a new update the day after her usual social media activity, Spears posted a video of herself dancing in an orange top with white polka dots and tight pants.

Britney's look is something we've seen before, which makes us wonder if the video is recent or from the past, but it doesn't matter, she's sharing it for everyone to see. Accustomed to showing off her moves on Instagram, Britney now seems ready to take her enthusiasm elsewhere if she dares to ride the motorcycle.

At this stage in her life, Britney Spears is being herself on social media, openly sharing her thoughts and feelings without fear of criticism.

She lives in her own world, oblivious to outside expectations, displaying a freedom that reflects her empowerment and desire to be true to herself regardless of the judgment of others.

This comes as no surprise, as it has been her trademark for the past few years, generating both positive and negative reactions. Britney has made it her goal to get people talking about her, and that keeps her relevant in a world where she no longer has an audience.