DANCING WITH THE DEVIL

BRITNEY Spears may be posting cringey videos of her dancing alone, but her chommies are scared that she is spinning out of control.

Former pop icon causes a stir every time her followers get a notification from her account, with fans worried about her erratic behaviour.

In recent weeks, Britney posted a video of her dancing in a restaurant bathroom during a “bad date”. 

But the one that really mense’s tonge klapping was her jolling in her living room, with what looked like honde drolle on the floor.  

The 43-year-old, who used to reign supreme in the music industry, is now mostly holed up in her Los Angeles home, rarely making public appearances and surrounded only by hired help, according to insiders. 

According US skinner website PageSix.com, “she has no real friends”.

Since her recent split from husband Sam Asghari in August 2023, and following the end of her short-lived relationship with Paul Soliz, Spears has retreated further into solitude. 

The last time she was photographed in public was May, leading fans and friends to grow increasingly concerned about her well-being. 

Despite her attempts to connect with fans through live dance videos and the occasional social media post, many find her messages to be worrying and incoherent.

The insider told PageSix.com: “Her behaviour mirrors what you see online - moments of clarity followed by emotional roller coasters. 

“We’re always worried about her and asking, ‘How do we help her?’” 

However, attempts to intervene have been hindered as Spears seemingly refuses to accept there’s a problem, citing California laws that prevent anyone from enforcing mental health evaluations without consent.

Once a dazzling figure in the spotlight, Spears now represents the complexities of freedom without support. The absence of a continued care programme after the conservatorship’s end has left her without the necessary guidance, with insiders suggesting, “You can only lead the horse to water.”

The pressure has escalated over the past few months, casting shadows on her earlier post-conservatorship optimism, which saw her joyfully marry Asghari in June 2022 and release her bestselling memoir, “The Woman In Me.”