Britney Spears Says She’ll ‘Probably Never Perform Again’

If you're waiting for Britney Spears to release new music, you might be disappointed. Spears, 40, explained to fans in a lengthy Instagram post shared Sunday that she doesn't want to rejoin the "entertainment industry" after being released from her 13-year conservatorship.

situation would have happened to another pop star and peer: . In the same post, Spears also implied that she is done with the entertainment business, despite hopes from fans that she will record new music following the end of her conservatorship.“I'd like to see somebody tell Jennifer Lopez to sit 8 hours a day 7 days a week … no car, own security of 5 years telling me at my door I can't walk outside for 4 months … no door for privacy … and watched me change naked and shower …," Spears posted on her Instagram grid on Sunday, September 25 that has since been deleted.“I'd like to see a management team tell Jennifer Lopez to go through what I went through … what the fuck do you think she would do … her family would NEVER allow that,” she wrote. In the same post, Spears said that she has no interest in being in the entertainment business anymore.

Britney Spears‘ remix of Elvis Presley‘s ‘Viva Las Vegas’.Luhrmann’s new Elvis biopic features a version of ‘Viva Las Vegas’ mashed up with Britney’s 2003 hit ‘Toxic’, but the version was left off the film’s official soundtrack.Now, in a new interview with Rolling Stone, Luhrmann said it was his “commitment” to try and get the version of the song released.“There’s a lot of love, a lot of intense love for the Britney/Elvis track in the movie, and it’s my commitment to try [to release the song],” Luhrmann said.Last month, Britney teamed up with Elton John for the new single ‘Hold Me Closer’, a reimagining of John’s 1971 classic track ‘Tiny Dancer’. The track marks the first material from Spears since her 2016 album ‘Glory’ (an outtake from that record, ‘Swimming In The Stars’, came out in late 2020).Writing on Twitter ahead of the song’s release, the pop star – whose controversial 13-year conservatorship was terminated last November – said she felt “kinda overwhelmed” as she prepared to make her musical comeback.

Britney Spears' ex-husband is again in trouble with the law. Jason Alexander, who famously married Britney in Las Vegas in 2004, is wanted by California police after skipping out on a court date in Napa County. The pop star's ex was set to appear in front of a judge in wine country on Tuesday, Sept. 13 on two felony charges of grand theft and buying/receiving stolen property, TMZ said.

WATCH: Britney Spears performs ToxicIn a lengthy Instagram post that has since been deleted the 40-year-old singer revealed that performing alongside “tiny” backup dancers triggered major insecurities for her.“I'm extremely short dude but of course my team always hired the tiniest girls to be on stage with me...

Oh, s**t! Britney Spears just BLASTED her father, Jamie Spears, in a fiery and since-deleted Instagram post all about why she’ll never perform again!! And it’s all because of him and the toxic conservatorship he was in charge of! Buckle up, we’ve got a lot to unpack here!

You won’t be seeing Britney Spears on a performance stage anytime soon.

A change. Britney Spears is allegedly retiring from performing after her conservatorship. In a lengthy Instagram post, she revealed why she doesn’t want to perform again amid her feud with her children and ex-husband Kevin Federline.

Britney Spears claimed that she doesn't believe she will perform live again after staging shows under the conditions of her 13-year conservatorship left her "traumatized." The now-deleted Instagram post was seen by The Independent and Rolling Stone and shared a series of thoughts on her past career, including her belief that she only liked one of her music videos (2013's "Work Bitch") as well as commenting on live photographers and dancers. Read Next: Britney Spears and Elton John join forces on “Hold Me Closer” “I’m pretty traumatised for life and yes I’m pissed as fuck and no I won’t probably perform again just because I’m stubborn and I will make my point,” Spears wrote.

Britney Spears has said that it’s unlikely she’ll ever perform live again after past experiences left her “traumatised”.The pop star posted on her Instagram yesterday (September 11) a note seen by Rolling Stone that appears to have since been deleted in which she reflects on her career during her 13-year conservatorship.In the message she wrote that she will “probably never perform again just because I’m stubborn and I will make my point”, sharing examples of traumatising experiences she had.She opened the post by complaining about her lack of creative control over her music videos during that era, saying that the only visual she liked from that time was the one for ‘Work Bitch’. The singer also wrote about the unpleasant experience working with photographers.“…[T]he most offensive SO CALLED professional pictures on every tour.

Britney Spears appears to have dismissed the idea of ever doing live performances again after the conservatorship left her “traumatised”. The singer, 40, has been extremely candid about how she’s feeling in light of her 13 year-long conservatorship coming to an end last year, and recently admitted that she “cries herself to sleep” most nights.

Britney Spears is not holding back.