Britney Spears Raises Eyebrows After Sharing Risqué Video Of Her Dancing Online

Britney Spears is back to making headlines!

Recently, the "Gimme More" singer uploaded a clip of her dancing full-out to Cardi B's hit, "I Like It."

In the video, Britney Spears shows off her technical skills, reminding viewers that she's still got it.

While the clip has accumulated over 330,000 likes, some viewers have expressed concerns about its nature.

Spears uploaded the clip to her Instagram on January 18, 2026. The "Toxic" singer donned a sheer black leotard, knee-high black heels, a striking red hat, a choker necklace, and flashy jewelry.

The clip starts with Spears swaying her hips from side to side while pressing her cleavage together. Another portion of the video features Spears sashaying toward and away from the camera.

At various points in the video, blossom emojis appear on the screen, censoring her breasts from being shown on full display. Notably, the video ended with Spears shaking her backside toward the camera with her hands.

Spears disabled the comments on her post; however, one user on X remarked that seeing the video gave them "second hand embarrassment."

This isn't the first time Spears has posted moments of her dancing online. In fact, she addressed the critique she often receives after sharing them in a recent statement, according to The Blast.

According to Spears, showcasing her dance routines has a healing effect on her body that people likely didn't realize.

"Interestingly enough, I dance on IG to heal things in my body that people have no idea about," she confessed. "Yup and it’s embarrassing sometimes… but I walked through the fire to save my life."

Spears was under an extremely restrictive conservatorship from 2008 to 2021.

More attention was brought to the conservatorship when the #FreeBritney movement gained momentum in 2019, spawning documentaries and very public court proceedings.

According to The Blast, Spears referred to conservatorship as "cruelty" in one court hearing, adding, "My dad needs to be removed today, so I can have the confidence to get back into the real world."

Spears detailed being forced to perform during her conservatorship in her book, "The Woman in Me," adding that she eventually lost her passion for music.

In a recent post, Spears vowed to "never perform in the US again because of extremely sensitive reasons."

She added, "But I hope to be sitting on a stool with a red rose in my hair, in a bun, performing with my son... in the U.K. and AUSTRALIA very soon."

Spears shared another video of herself dancing on Instagram in mid-January 2026. This one mirrored the one above, featuring the "Break the Ice" singer gliding, twirling, and jumping around the frame to music.

This time, Spears wore a long white gown with ruffled shoulders and a matching white choker. While performing, Spears' dress nearly malfunctioned, which the singer had to censor with more blossom emojis.

"Off the wall... On the wall... wailing wall Israel... either way I found it off the wall!!!!" she captioned the video.

While Spears hasn't spoken publicly about her life since releasing her 2023 memoir, her behavior has drawn concern from fans and casual observers.

The Blast has reported on Spears' erratic posts about her well-being, her Instagram messages with pointed captions directed at her family, and even public outings in which the singer appeared disheveled in November 2025.

A month later, Spears posted a spiritual message on social media about pain and suffering. “Sometimes through suffering and ugliness and sacrifice, extremely rare and beautiful things can be manifested and shared that can touch another person so they understand they are not alone...” she wrote.

Despite all that, Spears' longtime friend, Paris Hilton, who rose to fame alongside the iconic pop star in the early 2000s, recently gave an update to quell concerns.

While attending the WWD Style Awards in California, Hilton assured the public that she's been in touch with Spears. "She's doing good," she said. "She's doing really good."