Britney Spears shared a cryptic update on Tuesday with a dazzling new dance video.
The 42-year-old Toxic singer, who recently hinted at a collaboration with director Jon M. Chu, gushed about her Instagram to post the steamy clip and warn her 42 million followers to “be nice” to each other.
“Nasty Girl cover! Sorry I had to do it! It just feels more human, that’s why it reaches people! Are we starting to communicate? Keep being nice, folks!” she wrote alongside the video, where she danced in a sparkly silver mini dress.
She added: “And it’s a school night, so go to bed early and pack your lunches because your kids need to eat. Word of the week: next door!!!”
Just hours earlier, she had shared another dance video in the same see-through outfit, with the caption: ‘The shot before dancing and my body wasn’t red and sweaty! You know the clean version! Queen B!’
Britney Spears shared a cryptic update on Tuesday with a dazzling new dance video.
The 42-year-old “Toxic” singer, who recently hinted at a collaboration with director Jon M. Chu, took to Instagram on Tuesday to post the steamy clip and warn her 42 million followers to “be nice” to each other.
On Friday, the Crossroads actress posted a clip of herself dancing in a white boho-chic lingerie set and high espadrilles.
She lip-synced to Clean Bandit’s 2016 hit Rockabye. Halfway through the video, she put on a colorful watercolor-style push-up bra.
The (I Got That) Boom Boom singer, whose former assistant recently suggested Emma Roberts as a possible lead in her upcoming biopic, added a pink heart emoji and captioned the post: ‘For the one I love!!!’
Dance video posts appear after the superstar He recently called the Osbournes “boring” after Ozzy said he was ‘fed up’ with her dancing on Instagram.
In the latest episode of his family’s podcast, The Osbournes, the 75-year-old rock legend spoke directly to the singer, admitting: “Britney, I really owe you an apology.”
“I’m very sorry I made that comment,” he added, before reiterating: “However, it would be better if you didn’t do the same damn dance every day.”
Ozzy suggested that Britney consider altering her dance moves.
On the same episode of The Osbournes, Kelly Osbourne, who co-hosts alongside her family, apologized for previously criticizing Britney’s videos on social media.
“Nasty Girl cover! Sorry I had to do it! It just feels more human, that’s why it reaches people! Are we starting to communicate? Keep being nice, folks!” she wrote alongside the video, where she danced in a sparkly silver mini dress.
She added: “And it’s a school night, so go to bed early and pack your lunches because your kids need to eat. Word of the week: next door!!!”
Just hours earlier, she had shared another dance video in the same see-through outfit, with the caption: ‘The shot before dancing and my body wasn’t red and sweaty! You know the clean version! Queen B!’
She added: “And it’s a school night, so go to bed early and pack your lunches because your kids need to eat. Word of the week: next door!!!”
In August, it was announced that Chu, who directed the film adaptation of Wicked starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, would be working alongside producer Marc Platt to develop the feature film based on Spears’ best-selling memoir, The Woman in Me.
She expressed her support saying: ‘Britney, never stop dancing. I love your dancing. It makes you happy and I’m sorry if any of us offended you.’
In August, it was announced that Chu, who directed the film adaptation of Wicked starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, would be working alongside producer Marc Platt to develop the feature film based on Spears’ best-selling memoir, The Woman in Me.
At the time, Spears revealed she was collaborating on a “secret project” with Platt.
The biopic will be based on Spears’ explosive tell-all account published last October.