A new video has emerged that shows Britney Spears driving the wrong way after a night out with a friend, as she allegedly “spins” on her ex-husband Kevin Federline’s tell-all memoir.
shocking clip shows toxic The singer left Thousand Oaks restaurant Red-O and got into the driver’s seat of her black BMW after several people allegedly attempted to stop her.
According to a bystander who was quoted daily MailThe pop star “almost ran over her friend while pulling out of a parking spot”.
In the video, Spears, 43, was seen walking across opposite lanes, which included a bike lane, as she headed to her Thousand Oaks estate.
At one point, he chased another vehicle.
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The Grammy winner was also seen putting something in her mouth when she reached a stoplight.
A source told the outlet that Spears was stuck outside the gate of her home for about 20 minutes trying to get inside.
“She would put the key in it and walk up to the gate, but the gate wouldn’t open,” the insider alleged.
“He did this three or four times. The friend never left his car. After 20 minutes, the friend [left].
“Britt then spent another 10 minutes trying to get in and finally succeeded.”
His release came as Federline’s memoir “is getting Britney into trouble. She’s moving on rapidly. It’s reopening old wounds.”
It’s been “tough” for them with everything being in the news again, the source added.
“She’s acting. She gets caught in these cycles and it goes downhill fast,” the source said.
Spears’ reps were not immediately available to Page Six for comment.
give me more The singer’s night out comes after Federline, 47, released his you thought you knew Memoir on 20 October.
The former dancer made several serious allegations about the hitmaker, with whom she was married from 2004 to 2007 and has sons Sean Preston and Jayden James.
In some of the allegations, Federline claimed that her sons woke up and found Spears sleeping while holding a knife and that she gave them cocaine while breastfeeding.
He also warned that the pop star’s “erratic behavior” is worse than what appears on the surface.
However, Spears criticized Federline for his “constant gaslighting” and “hurtful” allegations.
“Trust me, those white lies in that book are going straight to the bank and I’m the only one who’s really hurt here,” she wrote via X.
She also commented on her relationship with her boys, saying, “I will always love them and if you really knew me, you wouldn’t care about my mental health and drinking.”
A representative for the singer also criticized Federline for continuing to profit from her and said the book came after child support payments ended.
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