Britney Spears has caused worry by suddenly removing her Instagram account. Instead of her content, a message now states that “the profile may have been removed.”
The 43-year-old singer, known for her active presence on the platform, has raised concerns among her family due to recent behavior. Videos have shown her dancing with visible bruises on her arms in recent weeks.
In addition to sharing cryptic posts about her children, Preston, 20, and Jayden James, 19, the “Baby One More Time” star previously disclosed a leg injury, describing it as “horrible.”
Addressing a staircase fall that led to her leg issues, she mentioned that her leg “snaps out now and then,” expressing uncertainty about whether it’s broken. She also mentioned experiencing ‘brain damage’ in a recent post.
Amidst this, her ex-husband Kevin Federline, the father of her children, voiced concerns before the release of his memoir. In the book titled “You Thought You Knew,” he made shocking allegations, including Britney allegedly hitting their son, Sean.
Kevin also detailed instances where their sons witnessed Britney holding a knife in their bedroom doorway. He further claimed that she knowingly gave Jayden shellfish despite his allergy and expressed disturbing wishes regarding their sons.
Having gained full custody of their children after their divorce in 2007, Kevin mentioned in his book the stabilizing effect of Britney’s conservatorship, which ended in 2021. He expressed worry about potential negative outcomes following the conservatorship’s termination.
Britney responded to Kevin’s claims before deleting her Instagram account, accusing him of ‘gaslighting’ and highlighting the strain in their relationship with their children.
Despite being freed from the conservatorship in 2021, Britney continues to face scrutiny for her actions. Fans remain concerned about her behavior, which includes posting nude photos and videos that depict concerning activities.
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