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The pop star previously gushed about reuniting with Lynne Spears and being able to "make things RIGHT" again after being estranged for three years.
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The "Toxic" singer spoke out on Instagram after her mother paid a long-awaited visit to her Los Angeles home Wednesday.
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A source confirms to Page Six that the pop star was not blindsided by her mother's visit, as the two have been "texting more frequently" lately.
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Spears memoir is complete, Page Six reveals, and will "leave no stone unturned." Publishing bosses are delighted and expect an instant best-seller.
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The "Toxic" singer shared yet another topless video, this time of herself holding her breasts while she stands in a shower and stares into the camera.
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The pop star previously accused her estranged mother of hiding coffee from her every morning throughout her 13-year conservatorship.
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The snaps took the internet for a loop following the siblings' longtime, very public feud.
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"I write all the time," Felicia Culotta told Page Six recently. "I love handwritten letters. I just hope and pray she gets them."
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"Damn I must say…not being a part of your slave treatment program has changed my life," the singer, 40, wrote to Instagram on Thursday.
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The Grammy-winning singer, 40, has deleted her social media accounts before — only to reactivate them days later.
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Spears, 40, says she will "never forget" the moment her mother "slapped" her for staying out too late while she was watching her two sons.
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The "Gimme More" singer's caption sits alongside a quote from Rita Mae Brown that reads, "One of the keys to happiness is a bad memory."
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A source tells Page Six that Lynne has been "trying to get in touch" with Britney over the phone but had to "resort to social media" after being blocked.
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"A woman introduced the idea to my dad, and my mom helped him actually follow through and made it all happen," the pop star alleged in since-deleted audio.
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The pop star claimed her father told her in 2019 that if she did not check into a mental health facility, they would "go to trial, and [she was] going...
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"I have tried my best to help you out of hardships! I have never and will never turn my back on you!" the Spears matriarch claimed on Instagram Sunday.
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"I do feel victimized after these experiences, and how can I mend this if I don't talk about it?" Spears said in the 22-minute audio clip posted on YouTube.
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"After being silenced for 13 years, Britney is not afraid to expose anyone or anything," a friend tells Page Six ahead of the release of the pop star's memoir.
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The "Toxic" singer set the record straight after a Catholic church in Santa Monica, Calif., denied she ever requested to marry Sam Asghari there.
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Attorneys for Spears and dad Jamie Spears have been trying for months to depose each other's clients after the pop star called her conservatorship "abusive."
The pop star previously gushed about reuniting with Lynne Spears and being able to "make things RIGHT" again after being estranged for three years.