Spears performs a sensual dance while flaunting her abs in small pink swimming trunks and a crop top
Britney Spears enjoyed the long Fourth of July holiday weekend by treating her 42.1M followers to a sultry dance routine.
The Princess of Pop, 41, slipped into tiny pink bikini bottoms and a white crop top for the occasion, as she showed off her washboard abs.
The Toxic hitmaker — who was joined by husband Sam Asghari, 29, in her last post — finished off her look of the day with a pair of knee-high white boots.
Spears wore her long blonde tresses cascading down in loose curls and sported her signature black eyeliner.
The mother-of-two choreographed a sultry at-home routine to Santana’s smash 1999 hit Maria Maria.
‘Maria River Red,’ Britney captioned the post.
The beauty accessorized her look with two silver earrings. At one point the star threw on a straw hat and pretended to play the guitar.
She appeared to have a blast and was seen mouthing words to the hit song.
The week prior Britney shared another clip of herself dancing at home but was interrupted by a kiss from her husband, who was only seen from behind as he came into shot for a quick peck.
Britney filmed herself pushing up her cleavage while dancing in a white dress and brown wedges, and at one point added a floppy hat into the mix.
It was recently speculated that the singer and her husband had hit a rough patch in their relationship and were looking to end their marriage.
The rumors were further fueled after Asghari was spotted without his wedding ring this past March.
However, the actor denied that he had split up from his wife, and his representative provided a statement to Entertainment Tonight to refute the claims.
The rep told the media outlet that ‘Sam is not having marital issues. He simply took off his ring because he is filming a movie.’
Spears and her husband initially met while working on a music video in 2016, and they became engaged in 2021.
The performer was previously married to Jason Alexander, although their marriage was annulled within a year.
