Britney Spears has revealed she would like to have another baby in a Father's Day Instagram post on Sunday, June 21. The singer, who has previously sparked concern with erratic videos, posted a video of herself dancing while holding a small guitar or ukulele. She wore a yellow sundress, boots, and a hat as she danced around for the camera at her home.
Emotional Father's Day Message
In the caption, Spears admitted the holiday felt 'emotional' for her. 'It's an emotional day for me, guitars remind me of baby aliens, such gentle strings, music is said to be the speech of angels,' she wrote. She added: 'I bought this one in Mexico in hopes one day I can have another baby.'
Spears is already a mother to two sons, Sean Preston, 20, and Jayden, 19, whom she shares with ex-husband Kevin Federline. The boys moved to Hawaii with Federline in 2023. Federline later wrote in his memoir, 'You Thought You Knew,' that Jayden had returned to Los Angeles to focus on music. Federline wrote that 'Jayden has already returned to LA, chasing his music dreams' and described him as 'brimming with creative energy.'
Reconciliation with Sons
Federline also wrote about watching both of his sons grow up. 'Watching both of them grow into themselves has filled me with pride. We've done everything we could to prepare them for life, and I know they're ready,' he said. Spears has been spending more time with her sons again after years of a reported rift between them. In recent months, she has shared photos and videos with them on social media, much to the delight of her fans.
Legal Troubles
Her Father's Day post comes after a difficult period for the pop star. Spears was arrested in California on March 4 on suspicion of driving under the influence. She later pleaded guilty through her lawyer at an arraignment in Ventura County Superior Court. She was sentenced to 12 months of probation and one day in jail, which she had already served. She was also ordered to complete a three-month alcohol and drug education program and pay a fine.
The court also ordered Spears not to drink alcohol or use drugs, except for prescription medication. She was also told to see a psychologist once a week and a psychiatrist twice a month. Her attorney, Michael Goldstein, spoke outside the court after the hearing. 'Miss Spears is doing well. She came home in anticipation of this hearing,' he said.
