Fans have been flooding her Instagram comment section with #FreeBritney as she remains under her father Jamie Spears’ controversial conservatorship.
But Britney Spears puzzled fans on Thursday as she completely glossed over the growing online movement in an impromptu Q&A video uploaded to her Instagram.
‘Answering some more of your questions …. ps if I sound like I have a lisp it’s because I just got a retainer,’ wrote the 38-year-old pop star in her post’s caption.
Puzzling: Britney Spears puzzled fans on Thursday as she completely glossed over the growing online movement in an impromptu Q&A video uploaded to her Instagram
In the nearly 50-second clip, Britney stood in front of a bright yellow backdrop and donned a white crop-top that buttoned up the front.
Her lengthy blonde hair was styled in a half up, half down ‘do and she sported one of her favorite chokers around her neck.
‘So, the first big question that you guys have been asking me if “What is my favorite Disney movie”‘ Spears began.
She went on to name the 2013 animated film Frozen as her favorite and she explained that ‘really likes’ the ‘relationship’ that the ‘two sisters’ in the film, Anna and Elsa, have.
Orthodontics: ‘Answering some more of your questions …. ps if I sound like I have a lisp it’s because I just got a retainer,’ wrote the 38-year-old pop star in her post’s caption
Sunshine: In the nearly 50-second clip, Britney stood in front of a bright yellow backdrop and donned a white crop-top that buttoned up the front
Britney added: ‘And then one goes off and lives in a castle just because she can’t deal anymore.’
As for her favorite non-Disney movie, Spears said: ‘probably Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’
‘Um, what time do I go to sleep? I go to sleep between 11:30pm and 12:00am,’ admitted the Toxic singer.
Britney went on to choose a ‘rose’ as her ‘favorite flowers’ and wrapped up the Q&A by revealing when she got her ‘first car’ and how many speeding tickets she had acquired in her life.
‘I got my first car when I was probably 17-years-old. And have I ever gotten a speeding ticket? I’ve had one speeding ticket in my whole life,’ concluded Spears.
Frozen fan: Spears went on to name the 2013 animated film Frozen as her ‘favorite Disney movie’ and she explained that ‘really likes’ the ‘relationship’ that the ‘two sisters’ in the film, Anna and Elsa, have
Fishy: Due to the innocent nature of the questions and the undeniable presence of outrage over her father’s conservatorship on social media, many of Britney’s 25.7million followers took to the comment section to express their confusion and concern
Due to the innocent nature of the questions and the undeniable presence of outrage over her father’s conservatorship on social media, many of Britney’s 25.7million followers took to the comment section to express their confusion and concern.
‘Who is asking her these questions because I haven’t seen them in her comment section ever,’ wrote one fan.
Another fan shared a similar thought but added that they have been ‘reading the comments for months’ and have failed to see anything besides questions about Spears’ well being.
‘Actually, we want to know if you’re ok,’ commented one compassionate Instagram user.
Confused: ‘Who is asking her these questions because I haven’t seen them in her comment section ever,’ wrote one fan
Never seen them: Another fan shared a similar thought but added that they have been ‘reading the comments for months’ and have failed to see anything besides questions about Spears’ well being
Well being: ‘Actually, we want to know if you’re ok,’ commented one compassionate Instagram user
Confirmed: One fan got straight to the point and wrote: ‘Answers no questions we actually care about, confirmed’
One fan got straight to the point and wrote: ‘Answers no questions we actually care about, confirmed.’
Many of Britney’s followers were hoping that her impromptu Instagram Q&A was going to address the concerns they have been voicing on social media for months.
Members of the #FreeBritney movement removed themselves from their computer screens on Wednesday to hold a protest outside of the Los Angeles County Courthouse.
The members donned face mask and held up signs showing their support for Britney’s freedom.
Action: Members of the #FreeBritney movement removed themselves from their computer screens on Wednesday to hold a protest outside of the Los Angeles County Courthouse; A supporter of Britney Spears pictured on Wednesday
Support: The members donned face mask and held up signs showing their support for Britney’s freedom; Supporters of Britney Spears pictured on Wednesday
Britney was slated to appear over a digital stream that day but was not present at the hearing in any way, The Blast reported, citing court docs.
The hearing was the latest in her father Jamie Spears’s conservatorship over Britney, a position he’s been in since 2008 amid a public pileup of personal and professional struggles for the pop star.
According to court docs, Jamie and Britney’s mother Lynne were among those in attendance on Wednesday.
In Wednesday’s proceedings, according to the outlet, Jamie successfully asked the judge to lock up the ongoing conservatorship from public view, a request he initially made March 12, on the brink of the coronavirus shutdown.
No show: Britney was slated to appear over a digital stream that day but was not present at the hearing in any way, The Blast reported, citing court docs; Britney pictured in 2018