Britney Spears' Strange Actions On A Private Jet Reportedly Leaves Flight Attendants 'Alarmed'

Britney Spears' recent conduct aboard a private jet has sparked fresh concerns about her well-being.

What was intended to be a private and peaceful journey turned into a troubling display that prompted flight attendants to intervene in curtailing the singer's behavior.

According to reports, Britney Spears was caught drinking, lighting, and smoking a cigarette despite smoking being prohibited on the private airline service JSX.

TMZreports that Spears gave the crew members of a private plane she boarded a tough time that left them "alarmed" by her behavior.

The singer was flying with her security from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, to LAX, a trip that takes less than three hours on a non-stop flight.

During the flight, Spears decided to flout airline rules by pulling out a cigarette, lighting it up, and beginning to smoke.

While it is unclear if Spears was aware of the no-smoking policy, her actions left the flight attendants on edge and prompted them to request that she put out the cigarette.

Although she complied with the request, the singer was reportedly "difficult" during the encounter.

When the plane eventually arrived at LAX, she was met by authorities who gave her a stern warning about her conduct before letting her leave for her yet-to-be-disclosed location.

Spears' erratic behavior aboard the private jet comes after reports that she is rapidly spending all the wealth she garnered during her heyday as a way to numb the pain of her breakup from her boyfriend of two years, Paul Soliz.

"Her bills are astronomical. All she cares about right now is partying away the pain of this breakup," an insider told Radar Online.

The source also revealed that Spears is known to travel to Mexico to relax whenever she is hurting. There, she splurges on apartments, clothing, food, and security, despite no longer being as wealthy as before.

"She feels she deserves a bit of R&R after what she's been through. But she's still spending like she's worth $200 million – $20,000 a night for a villa – 'to pay for just one person,'" the insider added. "And the rest goes to security, food, and even wrapping expensive scarves around her dolls."

Speaking further about Spears' spending antics, the source added that all of her purchases were strictly about giving herself luxury, with some of these purchases even occurring in the dead of the night.

"She blew up to $50,000 on the private jet alone and then tens of thousands on the luxury resort, including room service and spa treatments," the insider continued. "And it's not just expensive trips she's blowing wads of cash on, she's also doing feel-good shopping in the middle of the night when she can't sleep."

According to the source, Spears' finances have really been affected by her expensive spending behavior due to her quitting the music industry and not earning "much money in royalties anymore."

"But she's still living like she's raking in the dough, which isn't the case. She's burned through so much of her fortune, it's scary. She's constantly treating herself to things she can't afford," the insider concluded.

Earlier in the month, sources also revealed to Radar that since Spears split from her boyfriend Soliz, she has been frolicking around with other guys under her employment.

"She has a habit of falling for guys in her orbit," said an insider about the singer whose relationship with Soliz began after she employed him as a housekeeper.

They added, "She doesn't care what they do as a job. If she finds them attractive, she looks right past that."

According to the source, Spears "doesn't have high standards for the men she dates."

In the past, the famous singer had gotten entangled with her backup dancer, Kevin Federline, and Sam Asghari, who featured as a video stud in her "Slumber Party" music video.

"If she thinks they're hot, she goes for it. That's always been her weakness," the insider said about Spears' romance decisions.

They noted, "She's single and has no problem mingling with the help."