On Monday, Britney Spears posted a startling new claim to her Instagram page, claiming that her mother Lynne had once slapped her for staying out too late at a party.

The pop artist, 40, described how her mother, 67, who was watching her two-month-old son Jayden and one-year-old son Preston when she returned home from a night out with Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan, proceeded to hit her. The post has since been taken from Instagram.

Birtney Spears' Dispute to Mom Lynne

Famous photos of Spears sitting in a car with Paris Hilton, 41, and Lindsay Lohan, 36, after their night out in 2006 look to be from the night in question. The information was revealed after Lynne rejected Britney's attempts to make amends last week. The Grammy-winning artist, who has 41.9 million Instagram followers, didn't appreciate the apologies, though.

"I've done everything I can to support you," Lynne said besides an old photo of herself and Britney laughing in the woods back in August.

In an audio tape posted on social media on September 10, the celebrity stated that now that she can't see her family, she has lost her purpose. Britney's bond with her adult sons has generated stress in her family, and last month she revealed she felt like a huge part of her is gone.

A California judge ended the pop star's conservatorship in November after concluding that Britney Spears was being coerced into using birth control to avoid having a third child. In the meantime, Britney Spears' hairstylist, Andrew Fitzsimons, posted some stunning new images of her blonde tresses on Instagram on Monday.

In two images, the stunning woman could be seen beaming broadly and displaying her platinum waves. She dressed for the event in a long-sleeve crop top that exposed her cleavage, as per Daily Mail.

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Birtney Spears' Accusations to Her Family

Even though the conservatorship was terminated in November 2021, Britney Spears has been vocal about allegations of abuse and neglect against a number of her family members since the summer of that year. 

Although the 'You Drive Me Crazy' singer's safety had long been a source of concern for her fans, she kept her court order-dictated life a secret in public. When she requested to address the court regarding her conservatorship in June 2021, everything changed. When she did, Britney Spears' multiple charges of abuse startled many, and according to Variety, she likened her life as a result of the order to that of someone who experiences "sex trafficking."

She further claimed that she had no control over her schedule and that she was not permitted to visit her two sons or her boyfriend Sam Asghari, who is now her husband, unless she worked 10 hours a day, seven days a week, no days off.

Then, Britney Spears had her attorney file court filings alleging that her father was attempting to extort her. This accusation stemmed from Jamie allegedly seeking nearly $2 million as a quid pro quo to resign from his position as her conservator, which he had already committed to doing on August 12, 2021.

In a post on conservatorship directed primarily at her mother that the Princess of Pop quickly deleted two months later, in early November 2021, she admitted to being mean but claimed the older Spears was the one who gave her father the idea for the court order, Cinema Blend reported.

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