Britney Spears has made yet more shocking claims about what her life was like during her 13-year conservatorship, alleging that she had to have her blood drawn and that nurses used to watch her get changed as often as three times a day.
Last year, the 40-year-old 'Toxic' singer asked Judge Brenda Penny to terminate the controversial arrangement, which was set up by her father Jamie in 2008 at the height of her mental health struggles.
And in November, Penny finally put an end to said arrangement, after more than a decade.
But several months on, Spears is still spilling the tea on what allegedly went on when her father controlled her financial, personal and professional affairs.
In a since-deleted Instagram post, the Crossroads star recalled having her blood drawn during her controversial conservatorship.
She wrote on Monday: "Oh dear God … to all the nurses who came to that place during those 4 months … watching me change 3 times a day … showering like I was in prison and don't forget the drawing of blood … every Wednesday I would be weak as f*** while my family enjoyed my beach house in Destin !!!"
The Grammy-winning performer continued: "Oh dear God, I am so blessed to be traumatized and to never have a day go by where I’m not bitter as f*** because they all got away with it !!!
"Oops and don’t forget, you dear folks, people sitting down and doing blood pressure over 3 times just to get it RIGHT!!!"
She went on: "And my one outing a week to therapy driving 20 mph to get there… life goes on … not a big deal AT ALL … I mean AT ALL !!!
"Just want to send my love and remembrance to those who cleverly TOOK CARE OF ME BUT ALSO HAD ME IN A CHAIR WORKING FOR THEM for 10 hours a mother f***ing day !!! I’m just saying … stay gold folks !!! It’s a s*** race people !!! Life comes fast if and if you don’t move fast, you might just miss it !!!"
In a later update, Spears penned: "Psss found my bike y'all ... !!!" alongside a snap of her in a garage next to an electric bike.
