Britney Spears deleted her Instagram account after making headlines for her erratic behavior that reportedly sparked serious concern from her family.
Spears’ Instagram account was no longer available on Sunday, with a message reading, “Sorry, this page isn’t available to view.” Instagram noted that “the page may have been removed.”
Her X account, however, is still available to view.
The pop star’s surprising social media move comes after she was filmed swerving dangerously while driving herself home after a night out with a female friend late last month. At one point, Spears’ black BMW convertible crossed the road’s center divider in video obtained by Page Six.
However, a manager at Red O restaurant in Westlake, Calif., who attended to Spears and her friend before the “Toxic” singer got behind the wheel, said she was “not intoxicated” while dining at the upscale establishment.
“She was super chill and really nice,” manager Oliver Wynn told Us Weekly. “She just kind of hung out, grabbed a bite to eat and left.”
“I was impressed at how nice she actually was,” he added. “I worked at other restaurants frequented by a lot of celebrities, and I’ve never really seen a celebrity be as nice as Britney was.”
She later appeared to give her Instagram followers a bizarre excuse for her erratic driving.
“If anyone is wondering the lookalike was not me…🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤓,” she wrote on Instagram.
Still, the video of Spears wandering into other car lanes reportedly terrified her loved ones, who compared her behavior to her antics ahead of her 2007 breakdown, when she shaved her head and lost custody of her two sons — Sean Preston, now 20, and Jayden James, now 19 — whom she shares with her ex-husband, Kevin Federline.
“There’s a lot of concern. Everyone has always wanted the best for her, and she’s showing right now that she’s making bad choices,” a source told the Daily Mail.
“It’s terrifying,” the source added. “So there’s a lot of talk about what to do, if anything. How can we protect her from herself.”
Spears was in the headlines last month due to Federline’s tell-all memoir, “You Thought You Knew,” which aired out shocking accusations against the 43-year-old pop star.
She has hit back at his claims, and a spokesperson for her previously told Page Six that the former backup dancer is “profiting off her” after her child support payments ended.
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