Oops! She did it again.
Britney Spears ditched her bathing suit in her latest Instagram post Wednesday.
“…it’s just me !!!” the Grammy winner, 41, captioned the social media upload, in which she sported hoop earrings on a beach — and nothing else.
In the sunny shot, Spears bared her backside while smiling over her shoulder and covering her chest with both hands.
The unidentified photographer’s shadow could be seen in the sand behind her.
The snap was a throwback, as Spears shared a nearly identical one in October without a caption.
The Princess of Pop, who has disabled comments on all of her posts, last posed sans clothes in a video uploaded Tuesday.
She wished her followers a “good morning” multiple times in the bizarre clip filmed in her bed.
Spears shared her fitness routine via her Instagram Stories the following day, from an ab circuit to weights.
“Yoga !!! Cardio !!! Little goes a long way !!!” she wrote Wednesday. “And mediation because of my big forehead that thinks too much.”
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The “Crossroads” actress, who was “messing around because [she was] bored as hell,” added, “It’s extremely important to let your ass be known in certain situations !!!”
Spears often posts risqué content on her account, which has played a part in her estrangement from her sons, Sean Preston, 18, and Jayden, 17.
Jayden — who now lives in Hawaii with his dad, Kevin Federline, and his siblings — told ITV last year that he believes his mom bares it all on Instagram “to get attention.”
Spears opened up about her NSFW photos in her memoir, “The Woman in Me,” acknowledging “that a lot of people don’t understand why [she] love[s] taking pictures … naked or in new dresses.”
The “Toxic” singer, who was under a conservatorship from 2008 to 2021, explained, “I think if they’d been photographed by other people thousands of times, prodded and posed for other people’s approval, they’d understand that I get a lot of joy from posing the way I feel sexy and taking my own picture.”
By the time the book hit shelves in October, she had discussed it with Preston and Jayden, a source told Pvnew.
The New York Times bestseller is dedicated to the teens, with Spears calling them “the love of [her] life” in its introduction.
