Britney Spears introduces new man in life with cryptic post
Sam Asghari’s ex Britney Spears shared a strange picture on social media
Britney Spears again has fans confused with a cryptic Instagram post.
In an odd affirmation, Britney Spears revealed a mysterious picture of a shirtless unknown man that she claimed to be her uncle.
In the Toxic singer's Instagram post from Tuesday, a man was shown taking a selfie with his toned back visible in a mirror while just sporting grey basketball shorts.
The man has short brown hair, a sharp jawline, and some facial stubble. His face was mostly hidden. He had a gold chain necklace on as well.
“This is my uncle !!! What if his back is my face ???” Spears weirdly captioned the picture.
Shortly after Page Six reported images of Spears' 41-year-old boys, Sean Preston and Jayden James, paddleboarding with their father, Kevin Federline, in Hawaii, Spears posted the picture.
Since moving to the Aloha State in August, this was the first time the teenagers had been pictured.
Spears uploaded a throwback picture of herself holding one of the children in a pumpkin patch on Monday, suggesting that she has been thinking about the kids a lot lately.
“He says ‘Mamma !!! Is that you !?? Are you gonna let a cop pull you over and talk s–t to you ???? Is it even allowed to demoralize and talk s–t to a woman while taping you, mamma ???’ I’m honestly like America … I DON’T KNOW YALL !!!” she captioned the post, recalling her recent bustimg with an officer.
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