14-05-2025
Britney Spears flashes too much flesh in another sexy dancing video
Britney Spears appears to have shared more than intended with her millions of Instagram followers in a recent video.
The singer, 43, recently shared yet another sexy dancing video which saw her flash a generous amount of her breast as she pulled at the top of her dress.
However, the video was soon deleted and a nearly identical clip, without the cleavage slip was posted.
The latest video shows Britney dancing in a silky white dress to jazzy music and at one point using a fork as a prop.
Filmed at an oceanfront accommodation in a dramatic fashion Britney moves sexily before brandishing the utensil for the camera.
The singer regularly shares videos of her busting a move, usually in her home.
Last week she posted a particularly suggestive dance after her ex Sam Asghari was spotted out with his new girlfriend.
In the clip Britney showcased her toned figure in a red bra, a cropped white shirt, a plaid skirt, and boots. Dancing to guitar music, she grabbed her cleavage, smacked her backside, and lifted her skirt.
At another point she was seen performing provocative moves while grabbing onto a table.
The video came soon after Sam took a cruel swipe at their marriage, while praising his new relationship.
He called their union 'Hollywood,' while also saying his four month long relationship with Brooke was 'all about love,' as the pair made their red carpet debut at the grand opening weekend of The Tryst hotel.
Speaking to Us Weekly Sam said: 'It's all about love. That's what it is.
'It's not about the industry, it's not about Hollywood.'
Sam continued: 'It's about what really is the most important thing, and that's being present, being in the moment and supporting others that are doing this same thing.'
Sam was with Britney from 2016 to 2023 after they met on the set of her Slumber Party music video in October 2016.
The month after filming they sparked romance rumors when the personal trainer posted a photo (which he later deleted) on Instagram.
