Britney Spears shoots down fan theory that she hasn't been running her Instagram account

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After making no secret of her distaste for her family on social media, Britney Spears now wants to get coffee with her mother Lynne Spears.Spears, who has long complained of not being able to have coffee or alcohol under her previous conservatorship, invited her mother, 67, out for a brew on Instagram on Tuesday.'After no coffee for 15 years... Mom we can go have coffee together now !!! I’m treated as an equal … let’s have coffee and talk about it !!!' Spears, 41, posted to her account, along with a cropped photo of her body taken in Mexico.

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Britney Spears was seen dancing with her husband Sam Asghari in a clip the actor posted to Instagram on Sunday.Asghari, 28 - who defended his wife's social media activity last week - captioned the clip, 'Island music.'In it, he and the Grammy-winning singer, 41, were seen romantically dancing to a percussion beat with a tropical locale in the backdrop. The latest: Britney Spears, 41, was seen dancing with her husband Sam Asghari, 28, in a clip the actor posted to Instagram on SundayThe ...Baby One More Time artist appeared to be wearing a black skirt with red highlights, while Asghari wore a black T-shirt with black shorts.The Oops!...

“All decisions were taken with a group of very good people."Speaking about Britney’s two sons, Jamie added to The Sun on Sunday: "I love my daughter with all my heart and soul.“The situation between us is just terrible. I don’t believe she would’ve got the kids back without the conservatorship."They didn’t miss no time with their mother.They didn’t miss no time with their father.”Britney had revealed earlier this year that her father controlled swathes of her private life including her finances, her right to get remarried or visits to her teenage sons.A conservatorship is used for people who cannot make their own decisions and was put in place because of concerns about her mental health, as reported by the BBC.“Her life was in shambles and she was in physical, emotional, mental and financial distress,” lawyers representing Jamie Spears said in earlier court filings.Her father earlier said the system was “necessary”, but agreed it was time for her “to re-take control of her life".As fans gathered outside the courthouse in LA with “Free Britney” signs, they celebrated the singer's official freedom with screams, glitter and songs.“Good God I love my fans so much it's crazy!!” tweeted Britney Spears herself.“I think I'm gonna cry the rest of the day!“Best day ever.

In an interview with The Mail on Sunday, Britney Spears father Jamie – the subject of much scorn from the #FreeBritney movement – is speaking out for the first time in a decade. The 70-year-old defended his conduct during his daughter’s long conservatorship, musing at one point on whether she’d be alive without that interventon.

BRITNEY Spears’s father last night defended the controversial legal order that sparked worldwide outrage — insisting she could have died without it. Speaking exclusively for the first time about the 13-year conservatorship, which controlled almost every aspect of the troubled US pop superstar’s life, Jamie Spears claims he is far from the monster fans have painted him to be.