'It's over!' Britney Spears celebrates being out of her conservatorship for eight months

Britney Spears has claimed her mother Lynne Spears once slapped her for partying until 4am back in the mid-2000s. Following the termination of her controversial conservatorship last November, the popstar has regularly criticised her family, including mum Lynne and father Jamie, for their treatment of her over the course of the 13-year arrangement. Taking to Instagram on Monday, Britney posted a clip of the famous scene in the 2005 movie Monster-in-Law in which Jane Fonda and Jennifer Lopez slap each other, and in the accompanying caption, noted that she would "give anything" to do the same.

Britney Spears took to her Instagram to allege that her mother Lynne struck her for staying out late while she took care of the singer's two sons. Britney Spears has several fractured relationships with family members, including her mother Lynne.

Britney Spears claimed that her mother, Lynne Spears slapped her "so hard" after she returned home late from a party in 2006.Taking to Instagram with the shocking claim on Monday (October 10), the 40-year-old recalled coming home from a party where she encountered her mum, who was watching her sons Jayden and Preston at the time, who gave her a slap that she will "never forget."Alongside a scene from Monster-in-law where Jane Fonda and Jennifer Lopez's characters proceed to slap each other, she wrote: "Swear I’ve never slapped anyone my whole life !!! I WOULD GIVE ANYTHING TO SEE WHAT THAT FEELS LIKE … JUST SAYING!!!"READ MORE: Britney Spears slammed for 'promoting animal cruelty' as she poses with monkey on leadThe Baby One More Time hitmaker went on the share details of what happened when she got home."The first time I ever got slapped was the one night Paris and Lindsay dropped me off at my beach house with my babies!!!," she explained.The mum-of-two added: "Kevin left me at that point, so I had a small beach house and my mother was watching Jayden and Preston … yes I partied till like 4am and my mother was P***ed!!!!"Recalling the specific moment she was slapped, the Toxic singer said: "I walked in she looked at me and slapped me so hard that I will never forget it!!! Psss since then I’ve always wondered what it must feel like to slap someone...

Britney Spears made a shocking new claim on her Instagram on Monday, sharing that her mom Lynne once slapped her for partying too late.In a now-deleted Instagram post, the pop star, 40, recalled how after she came home following a night out with Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan, her mom, 67 - who was watching her then two-month-old son Jayden and one-year-old son Preston - proceeded to slap her.'I partied till like 4am and my mother was PISSED!!!! I walked in she looked at me and hit me so hard the I will never forget it!!!' the singer shared.  New claim: Britney Spears made a shocking new claim on her Instagram on Monday, sharing that her mom Lynne once slapped her for partying too late; Britney and Lynne pictured in 2001 'I swear I've never slapped anyone my whole life!!! I WOULD GIVE ANYTHING TO SEE WHAT THAT FEELS LIKE... JUST SAYING,' Spears started out her post.

Britney Spears claims that her mom Lynne Spears hit her once after a night out with Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan.

Britney Spears has come under fire after posing alongside a monkey attached to a lead in a clip posted on her Instagram. The singer, 40, was in Mexico celebrating nearly one year since her 13-year-conservatorship came to an end and she became a "free woman."In the video, the Baby One More Time hitmaker was playing with a chained monkey, holding and kissing it as she chimed: "The monkey's name is Justin Bieber."READ MORE: Britney Spears celebrates nearly a year since becoming a 'free woman'But the clip didn't go down well with thousands of her 41.9 million followers, with countless heading straight to the comments to accuse the star of "promoting animal abuse."One fumed: "This is animal cruelty.

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Ups and downs. Britney Spears and her mother, Lynne Spears, have had a rocky relationship through the years.

Britney Spears has celebrated with her fans after almost a year after the chart-topper became a "free woman".

Britney Spears celebrated nearly a year of freedom from her conservatorship, which was controlled by her father for more than a decade, with a trip to Mexico. While on vacation, the singer, 40, shared a video of herself rocking an orange and pink patterned crop top with a plunging neckline and black, low-rise jeans.'It's been a really long time since I've spoken to you guys,' she said in the recording before reflecting on the passage of time since becoming a 'free woman' again.  Joyful: Britney Spears celebrated nearly a year of freedom from her conservatorship, which was controlled by her father for more than a decade, with a trip to MexicoIn the footage, the mom-of-two went on to play with a monkey, named after pop star Justin Bieber, who she gave a sweet kiss.  A second post included a slideshow of snaps from her getaway of her posing in the streets with a beaming smile across her face. The Grammy winner's 13-year conservatorship came to an end on November, 2021, which she dubbed the 'best day ever.' Looking fabulous! While on vacation, the pop star, 40, shared a video of herself rocking an orange and pink patterned crop top with a plunging neckline and black, low-rise jeans 'It's been a really long time since I've spoken to you guys,' she said in the recording before reflecting on the passage of time since becoming a 'free woman' again 'I think I’m gonna cry the rest of the day!!!! Best day ever … praise the Lord … can I get an Amen,' she tweeted, at the time.In 2020, Britney started begging the court to end her father's control and for the conservatorship - which she called 'abusive' - to be terminated altogether.The singer had told the court that she was 'afraid ' of her dad and declared that she would not perform

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Britney Spears has called out her mum in a now-deleted Instagram post, shortly after she posted a slew of naked snaps on her account.The singer, 40, came out of her strict 13-year conservatorship nearly one year ago and now uses her newfound freedom to speak her mind and post what she wants.She was locked in the conservatorship from 2008 to 2021 and made it no secret that she blames her mum and dad for it.READ MORE: Britney Spears sparks concern as she strips naked in eye-popping skinny dip snapsHer latest aim has been taken at her mother, Lynne Spears, as she publicly shut down her apology and begged her daughter to unblock her.The mum-of-two shared a quote on her Instagram page which said: "One of the keys to happiness is a bad memory," which was accompanied by a lengthy paragraph.The caption said: "For 13 years, I had to meet doctors weekly to bring up my past which made it worse!!!"As for my whole family including my brother, sister, cousins, aunts, uncles, and well damn the whole audience… were either stoned or drunk of their asses!!!"I was the mother f***ing saint who was scared to move or I knew my dad would put me somewhere if I didn’t co-operate...

Britney Spears has told her mom to "go f*** yourself". The 'Hold Me Closer' hitmaker has accused her family of not standing up for her during her 13-year conservatorship - which ended in November 2021 - and claimed she was forced to undergo weekly medical checks or run the risk of her father Jamie Spears, who was co-conservator of her affairs, having her committed to a "psych ward".

Britney Spears left fans shocked after she posted a video of herself frolicking on the beach in the nude in front of tourists during an impromptu photoshoot on Wednesday.The 40 year old popstar was filmed topless as she teased her new haircut to followers, which she chose to keep concealed under a pink hat in the posted clip. “I cut all my hair off…I don’t want to show it yet,” Britney captioned.The Toxic singer could be seen in the video rolling about in the sea without any swimwear on as tourists could be spotted in the background on the beach.

Britney Spears has a message for her momma!!

George Clooney admits 'terrible mistake' he and Amal made with twinsBritney said “not one” person stood up for her after her father, Jamie Spears, “put (me) in a psych ward".The singer then addressed her mother directly, saying, “Mom take your apology and go f*** yourself!!! “And to all the doctors for f***ing with my mind … I pray you all burn in hell!!! Kiss my mother f***ing a**!!!!”The Lucky singer also added a picture with a quotation from writer Rita Mae Brown that read, “One of the keys to happiness is a bad memory".It comes after Lynne commented on one of the performer’s previous posts about her issues with the family.She went on to apologise to Britney and pleaded with her daughter to unblock her.“I’m sooo sorry for your pain!” she said. “I have been sorry for years! I love you so much and miss you! “Please unblock me so I can speak to you in person! Britney, deep down you know how much I love and miss you! “I apologise for anything and everything that's hurt you!" Her mum's request came in response to the singer sharing a picture of a design featuring the words: “I’m not perfect but I’m me. In the post, she explained to her 42 million followers she is still searching for closure from her family, calling them out for not showing her “respect”.The troubled 40-year-old artist has had a bumpy ride with her family over the last few years.She spoke out for the first time in June 2021 after being placed under a conservatorship in 2008.During the hearing, she explained why she should be able to choose her own attorney, adding that she wanted to take legal action against her family.“I just want my life back. It’s been 13 years, and it’s enough.

Britney Spears has become somewhat famous for her risqué snaps, and she’s back again with a series of nude pics.The Toxic hitmaker, 40, has been embracing her freedom this year since her 13-year conservatorship ended last November, now travelling the world and spending time with husband Sam Asghari, 28.Britney and Sam – who met during filming for her Slumber Party music video in 2016 – are soaking up the sun in topical climates once more, giving fans a glimpse inside their sunny getaway.Making everyone green with envy, the pop queen shared a selection of snaps from a gorgeous beach, although, we doubt anyone was really admiring the golden sand or clear waters.Britney posed confidently for a naked shoot on the beach, with just an oversized sun hat (and some SPF, hopefully) for protection.Don’t worry, this is no Tommy Lee situation, as the star made sure to protect her modesty by covering her private parts with heart emoji.Hey, at least she won’t get tan lines!One snap shows Britney with her hands covering her chest while she kneels down in the sand, while another shows her laying down, throwing her head back and eyes closed, basking in the sunshine.The photo series was without captions but we doubt any words were really needed.Brit did share some other snaps amongst the nude ones too, including a short clip of her strutting around on the sand in a printed shirt and shorts, as well as a pic of her hat and sunglasses alongside a bottle fizz.Of course, fans flocked to the comments section with plenty to say about the singer’s latest nude shots, especially as there looked to be people in the sea behind her in the background.‘The people in the background will have a story to share for generations to come,’ one person wrote,