Britney Spears Tells Instagram Whether She Will Ever Perform Again After Heartbreaking Trauma

Britney Spears has turned to Instagram repeatedly to share her personal life with her fans. And the Baby One More Time songstress often details her struggles with her family. For instance, Britney described her trauma over getting forced to perform in a recent post.

Learn what Spears shared on Instagram about whether she will perform again. And see how she described her heartbreaking struggles. Get all the details below. 

Britney Spears – Slams Father Jamie Spears For ‘Offensive’ Experience

For years, fans of Britney Spears rushed to buy tickets to watch her perform. But while the singers’ fans cheered in the audience, Spears now says she suffered repeatedly. And her new Instagram post described her heartbreaking trauma. For instance, Britney shared that the 13-year conservator arrangement forced her to perform in videos she hated, noted the Rolling Stone.

In her weekend Instagram post, Spears discussed how the conservator setup took away her creative control. As a result, the songstress predicted that she will probably never perform live again. And she also expressed anger at getting no control over the photographers and music videos. For instance, Spears says that she only approved one visual, “Work Bitch.” 

But Britney indicated that her father, Jamie Spears, deserves her wrath the most. Because Jamie took on the role as the conservator of his daughter’s estate from 2008 to 2021, he chose the “most offensive SO CALLED professional pictures on every tour,” slammed the songstress. “I mean they could have at least cheated and retouched them for me.” And Britney recalled getting forced to do lengthy photo shoots for every new Las Vegas show. 

Britney Spears Feels ‘Traumatized’ Over Las Vegas Residency

One heartbreaking confession in the singer’s Instagram described how her excitement turned to disappointment. And Spears went through “2 day shoots for [every] new show in Vegas. Literally the worst ever” experience, she recalled. “And me excited for the pictures for 5 months on tour.” But they never showed her any photos or gave her any choices. 

As a result, the singer declared, “I’d rather quit, sh*t in my pool, and shoot photos of myself in studios over working with the most offensive people in my life.” However, Britney also got specific in how she suffered during her Las Vegas residency. For instance, for four years, Spears got forced to perform on stage with more dancers than she wanted. And she now seems reluctant to even consider returning to Las Vegas. 

Looking back on the last time she performed live in 2017, Britney summed up her feelings. “I’m pretty traumatized for life,” shared the songstress. “And yes I’m p*ssed as f**k.” As a result, she emphasized that she probably will not perform again. “Because I’m stubborn and I will make my point,” added Spears.

Thank you to my fans for making my song number one for a week now 🌹🚀🥇 !!! @eltonofficial
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— Britney Spears 🌹🚀 (@britneyspears) September 2, 2022

Britney Spears – Lawyer Cheers For Songstress’ Freedom

However, halting her live performances does not mean that Britney will stop making music. For instance, she recently teamed up with Elton John for Hold Me Closer. And the music provided fans with Spears’ first new musical efforts since 2016. As a result, Britney’s lawyer Mathew Rosengart cheered for his client.

“After our hard-fought court battles and success in removing her father as conservator and then the termination of the conservatorship last year, I was inundated with inquiries about what Britney would do next,” shared the attorney. “My response was simple. For the first time in 13 years, that is up to one person and one person only: Britney. Britney is a brilliant artist and iconic person.”

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