Britney Spears In Plunging Animal-Print Bodysuit Says ‘Just Me’

Pop star Britney Spears is continuing to raise eyebrows with her Instagram behavior.

The “Hold Me Closer” singer has been concerning fans with her recent online activity. On Thursday night, she started off with a strange post about a celebrity encounter before she shared more photos of her posing in an animal-print bodysuit with a plunging neckline that revealed the garments she was wearing underneath it.

On Thursday night, the “Mind Your Business” singer shared a photo with the caption, “One of the biggest celebrities in the world that was literally god to me’s best friend walks to my outside table leans down close to me and says ‘Don’t worry, you are something !!!!’”

“I immediately stand up … go find her dad … and sit right on his lap !!! The whole room started sniffing … hmmm something’s going on !!!! Pss !!!” she wrote, including three emojis that show her flipping someone off. It’s unclear who she was talking about, but the post was deleted less than an hour later as she replaced it with four photos that featured her posing in an animal-print bodysuit.

In her latest Instagram post, Britney wrote, “Hi !!! Just me 🤷🏼‍♀️ !!!” as she shared four photos that featured her posing in an animal-print body suit with a plunging neckline. She wore white pointed boots that she usually wears for dancing as she stood in the middle of her living room, which has known become a meme on social media.

Many fans expressed concern for the pop star in a Facebook post that announced that she had returned to Instagram after a 24-hour hiatus in which she deactivated her account. One user remarked, “She can’t ever stay gone longer than a week… I wish she’d disappear for good.”

“Britney, I am wondering why such a pretty, young talented lady would try so hard to sabotage herself. You’ve been blessed with so much so why do you continue to be negligent and try to throw it away?” one fan asked while others speculated that Britney’s mental health had something to do with it.

"She has Bi Polar Disorder and her behaviour is very indicative of her being in a serious manic phase. Either she isn't taking her medications or they need to be adjusted," another follower suggested, while another fan noted, "Judy Garland was also drugged like this and it shows how abused they were. They might become friends in heaven."

"We are all watching a very unstable mentally young girl in a woman’s body doing what she’s been taught. She’s a performer that’s all she knows. She has never matured passed the age of 12. It’s sad she needs guidance and fast before she goes too far to come back," another follower ventured.

"The reason I call her a young girl has nothing to do with her physical age but more to do with her mental age," they continued. "People who suffer trauma will usually be stuck in that mental age until they get some help and are able to mature. Nothing funny about it."

"She just cannot help herself, can she?! No wonder why she needs professional guidance! It’s sad that her family abused her over the years! What a mentally unstable, self-centered woman she is! She has never… never matured up and has never been around the right crowd of people! Always associates with the wrong people!" another follower remarked.

"It’s time for her to stop living in a fantasy world and then get to the final point of getting the help she needs before she ends up in a serious mental breakdown! Because technically that’s the last thing I could see happening to her," they added.

Earlier in the day, Variety reported that her 2002 movie “Crossroads” would be playing in 875 locations across 24 countries for a global fan event to promote her memoir, “The Woman In Me,” which drops on October 24. The movie will be shown in theaters on two nights: October 23 and October 25.

In a statement, Marc Allenby, CEO of Trafalgar Releasing, said, “We are excited to […] create an opportunity for fans to enjoy this highly sought-after film in cinemas, and to rally in support of Britney telling her story in her upcoming memoir release.”