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Britney Spears appears to body-shame Christina Aguilera in social media post

Though Spears has maintained a well-liked image in Hollywood, her latest Instagram post was poorly received by fans.

Britney Spears appears to body-shame Christina Aguilera in social media post

American singer-songwriter Britney Spears recently appeared to have body-shamed Christina Aguilera in a seemingly unprovoked social media post.

According to Fox News, Spears shared a quote by comedian Rodney Dangerfield on her Instagram handle. It read, "I found there was only one way to look thin: hangout with fat people." In the post's caption, the singer wrote, "I wish I could have chosen the nannies for my children ... my dancers ... I mean if I had Christina Aguilera's dancers I would have looked extremely small." She continued, "I mean why not talk about it ??"


Though Spears has maintained a well-liked image in Hollywood, her latest Instagram was poorly received by fans.

One fan commented, "Oof. Love Britt- but this was in bad taste. Body shaming to make yourself feel better is not where it's at," while another wrote, "This is rude. I'm disappointed, Britney," reported Fox News.

Spears had voiced her frustration with Aguilera, just a year ago, for not speaking out enough during her conservatorship predominately controlled by her estranged father, Jamie Spears.

Aguilera was asked to comment on their relationship during an interview in January 2022. There, Aguilera said of Spears that she is "someone I have so much respect and admiration for."

She added, "I couldn't be happier for her...every woman deserves to feel empowered and to own that for themselves however they see fit."

Even though the duo has maintained a contentious relationship, they share several mutual friends -- from Madonna to Paris Hilton, both of whom were at Spears' June wedding.

Following Spears' latest post, Aguilera has not publicly responded but Entertainment Weekly reported that she unfollowed Spears' Instagram account, as per Fox News.

(ANI)

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