Britney Spears' family and friends staged failed INTERVENTION due to 'concerns she would die'

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Damian Lewis is bringing back Bobby Axelrod as he sets his return to the Showtime series Billions for Season 7. Lewis will appear in 6 of the 12 episodes when the show premieres later this year.

Sam Asghari just shared a never-before-seen look from his wedding to Britney Spears.

Britney Spears posted a Valentine's Day tribute to her husband Sam Asghari – nearly one week after slamming claims her loved ones tried to stage an intervention over fears she 'might die.'The troubled pop star, 41 – who recently danced in a strapless lime green mini dress to Salt-N-Pepa's Push It – threw it back to a happy time as she shared a pair of pictures from their 'Maui magic day!!!'In the back-to-back images, Spears is seen gazing up at her trainer-turned-actor husband, 28, as he wore a nondescript expression.  'TB of Maui magic day!!!' Britney declared in her caption. 'I love you so much baby!!! Your B-day is coming soon!!!'Asghari posted his own tribute to the songstress, sharing their wedding picture and a collection of sweet snippets.

Just days after reports that family and friends staged a FAILED intervention, Britney Spears looked to be in good spirits on Monday.The 41-year-old singer took to Instagram to share a video of her posing, smiling and dancing in a lime green mini dress.She didn't leave a caption on the video - which has already amassed over 94K likes - as she posed and danced to the Salt-N-Pepa classic track Push It.Spears rocked a strapless and sparkling lime green minidress for the video that fell to her mid-thigh.She also wore a small necklace with a pendant as her long blonde locks flowed past her shoulders.  Good spirits: Just days after reports that family and friends staged a FAILED intervention , Britney Spears looked to be in good spirits on Monday Dancing: The 41-year-old singer took to Instagram to share a video of her posing, smiling and dancing in a lime green mini dressShe completed her look with black heels, and she was also seen posing with a white fur stole at times in the video.The singer was all smiles, seen adjusting her dress and twirling her blonde locks in the video.At one point she put on a different, longer strand necklace in the video and was seen tossing it around her neck.The singer disabled comments on her Instagram page back in late December, which lead to many wondering if she's not controlling her own social media accounts anymore.While her husband Sam Asghari has insisted that she posts her own content, a report surfaced last week that claimed the singer's friends and family staged a failed intervention due to, 'concerns she would die' amid alleged mental health struggles.Sources close to Spears' family claimed they became alarmed by her 'erratic' and 'volatile' behavior due to taking medications that

Britney Spears wants to make it crystal clear to everyone that she is alive and well!

Sam Asghari and Britney Spears are pushing forward like usual amid reports of a failed intervention for the singer.

Speaking out. Britney Spears and husband Sam Asghari are setting the record straight amid rumors that an intervention was staged for the singer’s well-being.

Britney Spears lashed out over claims her loved ones tried to stage an intervention amid fears she 'might die,' while her husband Sam Asghari insisted the singer 'will make all decisions involving her care regardless of circumstance' Thursday.The Grammy-winning singer, 41, denied reports her family and friends reportedly planned an intervention this week due to concerns 'she would die' over escalating substance abuse and mental health issues.'It makes me sick to my stomach that it’s even legal for people to make up stories that I almost died … I mean at some point enough is enough!!!' she said in an Instagram post Thursday.The Toxic artist said she's 'probably going to have to stop posting on Instagram because even though [she enjoys] doing it, there’s obviously a lot of people who don’t wish [her] well!!!' Those close to Spears became alarmed by her 'erratic' and 'volatile' behavior due to taking medications that 'hype her up' and cause her to 'fly off the handle' regularly,' TMZ reported Thursday. The Oops!...

EMBATTLED Britney Spears has been struggling so much with her mental health that her friends and family have had to plan an intervention, reports say. The pop star has raised concerns among fans in her recent bizarre posts on Instagram - and now, those closest to Britney fear her volatile behavior is becoming dangerous.

Britney Spears is having a tough time, according to those closest to her.