Britney Spears was "freaked out" when police were called to her house to check on her welfare after fans reported that she was not acting right.
The "Baby One More Time" singer abruptly deactivated her Instagram account last week after they had done so, prompting several of her fans to phone the police out of fear for her wellbeing.
On Tuesday, police went to her residence out of an excess of caution but found no cause to believe she was in danger.
The Princess of Pop updated her tens of millions of Instagram followers on Sunday by reactivating the account.
In addition, she said that 13 years after being released from her conservatorship, she was still getting acclimated to life without regulations.
The 41-year-old award-winning singer wrote, "I don't think so limited ... I feel younger and in awe ... unfortunately I'm boring as hell and drink hot chocolate at night !!"
Britney said last week that her fans who called the authorities for her safety had gone "a bit too far." She said that her privacy had been violated, the report had "once again" portrayed her in an unfavorable light, and she had experienced bullying and gaslighting.
The pop singer is apparently looking at the bright side and is doing okay in spite of everything.
The "Toxic" singer is concentrating on writing her book and keeping a good view on life, a source told the Daily Mail.
"She's doing okay," one insider revealed to the outlet. "She's navigating this new life, finishing her book. It's a process but she's getting there."
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Britney Spears Upcoming Book Details
A tell-all book about Britney Spears' life, written before, during, and after her contentious conservatorship, was made lawful in 2008.
She has been utilizing her voice to speak out openly against everyone who has offended her since her conservatorship ended in late 2021, especially family members.
Page Six broke the news that Britney had a $15 million book deal with Simon & Schuster at the start of 2022. There is no information on when the book will be published, however TMZ stated in mid-2022 that it is already finished and that they want to release it in January 2023.
However, they encountered a problem because of a paper scarcity brought on by persistent problems in the global's supply chain.
Jamie Lynn Spears, Britney's younger sister, also has a memoir that was published, thus she is not the only family member with a book.
The Nickelodeon actress talks about growing up with a famous sister and becoming a celebrity in "Things I Should Have Said," which she published last year.
After Britney Spears' conservatorship was instituted by her father, Jamie Spears, their mother Lynne Spears, also published a biography in 2008 titled "Through The Storm: A Real Story of Fame and Family in a Tabloid World."
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