On Sunday, November 2, users noticed that the profile Britney Spears it is no longer available on Instagram. A message appeared on the account page stating that “the profile may have been deleted.” This is the next time the singer disappears from the platform – previously she did it several times during moments of media tension.
This time, the disappearance occurred after a series of entries and recordings that aroused concern among fans. In one of the recordings published in October, the singer was dancing in her living room, with visible bruises on her arms and bandages on her hands and wrists. In the caption, Spears explained that she fell down the stairs. “My boys had to go back to Maui,” she wrote, referring to her sons, Jayden James, 19, and Sean Preston, 20, who live in Hawaii with their father. Kevin Federline.
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“It’s the way I express myself and pray through art (…) I’m not looking for sympathy or pity. I just want to be a good woman and a better person. I have great support, so I wish everyone a wonderful day!” – added the singer.
Later in the post, she wrote: “Psss, I fell down the stairs at my friend’s house… it was terrible. Sometimes something jumps out at me, I don’t know if it’s broken, but it’s stiffened for now!”
Memories from the past and the period of guardianship
A few days later, on October 19, Britney published a post in which she returned to the traumatic experiences from 2018, when she was in forced treatment during her 13-year probation.
In the post, she mentioned “brain damage” that she claimed was a result of this period. She included a photo of herself riding a horse, comparing her shoulder blades to “wings.” She also referred to the film Maleficent with Angelina Jolie:
“Remember that the king tried to kill her, but someone secretly took her wings. However, everything that comes from the Father in heaven is never forgotten. Her wings were sacred, so no one could truly take them away,” she wrote.
The artist also added that in the last chapters of her autobiography “The Woman in Me” she described four months during which she was – as she claims – “illegally deprived of privacy” and could not move freely.
Feud with Kevin Federline: mutual accusations
Spears’ disappearance from the Internet coincides with the media confusion surrounding her ex-husband’s memoirs. In the book “You Thought You Knew”, Kevin Federline shares controversial stories from their marriage and relationships with their children. Excerpts published by The New York Times and E! Online, they include allegations about Spears’ behavior as a mother and her alleged personal problems.
The artist responded to these words via the X platform. “To be loved unconditionally and with a naive heart, and at the same time to be constantly portrayed as the bad one when others profit from my pain,” Spears wrote.
In another post, she criticized Federline’s media appearances: “Why is he so angry? And what’s worse – he is convincing. I can’t believe how he stops in front of the cameras just before he starts crying. Is this for real…?” – she added.
The reaction of the artist’s representatives
Britney Spears’ spokesperson commented on the reports from Federline’s book in an interview with People magazine:
“With the release of this book, Kevin and others are making money again at her expense, unfortunately just after his child support payments ended. Britney is focused solely on her children, Sean Preston and Jayden James, and their well-being in this media chaos. She described her journey in her autobiography,” he said in a statement.
What’s next for Britney Spears?
It is unclear whether Spears will return to Instagram or to what extent her disappearance is a response to the media uproar. In recent months, the artist has emphasized that she is trying to find peace after years of living under public surveillance. Her fans, although concerned, continue to show her support in comments on other platforms, expressing hope that the singer will “finally find the freedom she has fought for for so long.”