Britney Spears Returns to Instagram Looking Disheveled in Bizarre New Videos

After deleting her Instagram account during a brief hiatus, Britney Spears has returned to social media with two bizarre new videos.

In one of the clips, Spears, 44, danced erratically to Billie Eilish's "Bad Guy" while wearing a strange co mbination of clothes that included a cowboy hat and an army green trench that she paired with a fitted cropped red top and black skirt.

However, the black skirt was visibly ripped in the back and the "Toxic" singer continued to tug it upward to keep from exposing her backside.

She also wore black boots with a fringe accent as she spun around and shook her long blonde hair back and forth before holding up her middle finger to the camera.

"TRICKED YA !!! Y'ALL THOUGHT I WAS GONE !!! BE PRETTY N S**T WITH DRESS !!!" Spears captioned the Instagram Reel posted on Monday, February 23. "COME ON NOW, MAMMA KNOWS THAT HEART MORE THAN ANY BODY !!!"

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The second clip featured more of the same. The Crossroads star wore the same outfit, but this time she suffered a nip slip midway through the video which was covered up by a heart emoji.

Spears going dark on social media is nothing new. She previously deleted her account in early November after fans became concerned. The "Gimme More" artist became a topic of conversation after her ex-husband Kevin Federline published his memoir, You Thought You Knew.

As Star previously reported, Federline, 47, made some shocking claims about his time with Spears and her family was allegedly considering another conservatorship for the pop star.

"There's a lot of concern. Everyone has always wanted the best for her, and she's showing right now that she's making bad choices," a source told the Daily Mail in October. "So there's a lot of talk about what to do, if anything. How can we protect her from herself."

So far, no new conservatorships have been put in place.

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