Britney Spears Shares Her 'First Time Portrait' Nine Times!

Pop star Britney Spears really wants fans to see every angle of her “first time portrait.”

The “Toxic” singer took to Instagram to share a few photos of her posing in a strapless brown long-sleeve sweater. In total, she shared three separate posts, each containing three photos, for a total of nine photos all showing off similar angles of her outfit.

It appears that the Princess of Pop might just really like this sweater! On Monday afternoon, she shared three photos that featured her wearing a black choker necklace with her sweater, styling her long blonde hair to fall over her shoulder.

In the caption of this Instagram post, she wrote, “First time portrait 🌹🌹🌹!!!” Although comments were disabled on the post, it got about 17,000 likes in thirty minutes.

Just one minute later, the “Gimme More” singer gave her fans three more photos that featured her posing in the exact same sweater and in the same location.

This time, she did not write anything in the caption. Instead, she just dropped three poodle emojis. This post also had comments disabled and received 8,000 likes in the same time frame.

Just ten minutes after that Instagram post, the “Oops!... I Did It Again” singer took to Instagram to share a third post that also featured her posing in the same manner as her last two uploads.

“First time portrait 🌹🌹🌹!!!” she wrote in the caption. Comments were disabled on this post, too, which received around 7,600 likes.

Over an hour later, Britney deleted all of her previous Instagram posts and combined all of the photos into one big Instagram carousel that contained ten different photos of her posing in her outfit.

In the caption, she wrote, “First time doing portraits 🌹🌹 !!!”

On Sunday night, the "Toxic" singer took to Instagram to share a photo of a woman holding a finger to her lips with the quote, "I can be a Princess and a B----, Depends on what you deserve."

She tagged @beingabosslady for the photo. In the caption, she wrote, "Revealing the queen of the universe soon." Fans aren't sure what she meant by that, but it might be a reference to her upcoming memoir. The post was made on October 1, and Britney's memoir "The Woman In Me" is scheduled for release on October 24.

Just like week, one source told Page Six that Britney’s upcoming memoir will contain “bombshells” about her family life. One insider dished, “You read some of her family history in the book and you think ‘Oh my God, that poor girl.’”

The source said that Britney has talked about the memoir with her two sons: Sean Preston, 18, and Jayden James, 17. On August 1, Britney’s ex-husband Kevin Federline moved the two boys to Hawaii, but the insider revealed that Britney speaks to them “regularly” on the phone.

However, the source indicated that reliving the events of the memoir has “definitely been intense” for the pop star, adding, “You have to be really patient with somebody telling their story for the first time and not force them. She details her family history, from her grandparents to her parents to why she is the way she is.”

Britney Spears was subjected to a conservatorship from February 2008 to November 2021 following a very public mental health breakdown. The start of her conservatorship is apparently detailed in the memoir, as the insider claimed, “Every huge sensationalized headline is all in there.”

“There are a few bombshells, and you will have empathy for Britney. it’s Britney telling her story, without handlers, totally unfiltered — the good, the bad, and the ugly,” they added.

One source who worked with Britney’s father, Jamie Spears, told the outlet that they believe it will be “really interesting” to read the book, adding, “I’m not sure how the publishers could even fact-check most of it. Britney has been seriously unwell in the past,” the insider claimed.

Portions of the book will also touch on Britney’s relationship with her mother, Lynne Spears, and her sister, Jamie Lynn Spears, who is currently competing on season 32 of “Dancing With The Stars.”

“I don’t think they will be upset,” the source said of their reaction to the memoir. “I think they will think it’s fair.”