Britney Spears shares a new dance video on Instagram

Britney Spears shares a new dance video on Instagram

Britney Spears- whose notorious conservatorship was simply prolonged till February 2021 – has shared a ‘very sweaty’ dance video on Instagram.

 

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I’m very sweaty here and yes I’m working on my body !!!! It’s very hard at this time because there’s really nowhere to go and everything is closed ….. but I swear to God food has never tasted so good 🌭🍕🍔🌮🥞🍿!!!! I’ve heard people say …. “love people who love food” …. well damn I must be really loved 😂😋🤣!!!! I love food because it touches my soul …. ok now back to my point !!!! I used to feel ice cold after a work out 🥶 …. now I’m learning I actually sweat when I work out and I enjoy it !!!! Anyhow …. what things have you guys learned to do in your own time ?!?!? PS I KNOW, I KNOW my hair is a hot mess … but considering how long it can take to get your hair done for a show ….. it’s kinda nice to switch it up a bit and throw in some Rock N Roll vibes 🎸🤘🏼😜 !!!!

A post shared by Britney Spears (@britneyspears) on Aug 24, 2020 at 6:16pm PDT

The 38-year-old singer took to social media on Monday to share a surprising dance video. She additionally wrote a prolonged observe about her actions she’s indulged with amid the pandemic.
‘I am very sweaty right here and sure I am engaged on my physique !!!! It is very laborious presently as a result of there’s actually nowhere to go and every part is closed ….. however I swear to God meals has by no means tasted so good,’ she wrote within the caption together with meals emojis.
“I used to really feel ice chilly after an exercise…. now I am studying I truly sweat once I work out and I take pleasure in it !!!!,” she added for her roughly 26.1 million followers.
Gushing about her love for meals. the singer additionally requested her followers what they’ve been studying on their very own time.
Within the earlier submit, the pop star additionally revealed her love of crystals and the way she has turned to gather them all through the pandemic.