Britney Spears sparks fresh concern with strange voice in bizarre new video
BRITNEY Spears left fans concerned after she shared a new video – but fans were left questioning her very strange voice.
The pop star, 43, showed her fans her “real nails” for the first time in years.
She was also proud of the growth of one particular nail on her left little finger as she unveiled her varnish chipped nails.
The Toxic hitmaker told fans in a high pitched voice: “They’re so little, it’s weird but I have uh, a little bitty pinky nail.
“I haven’t had nails since I was like, in the seventh grade!”
Britney then appeared to slip into something of a British accent as she continued: “I am like freaking out! They’re really, really tiny, but still…”
In the caption, she wrote: “Haven’t had real nails since 7th grade, no lie!!! I’m proud.”
Many fans took to reddit to express their concern for the star.
One wrote: “Someone get this poor girl some help.”
A second posted: “Good grief. This is ridiculous. She’s not even saying words at this point. She needs at least one sane person around her at all times. She has zero grip on reality at this point.”
A third said: “I hope someone is checking in on her.”
Another questioned her voice, writing: “She’s once again doing the bull**** baby voice with a ‘British’ accent.”
In February, The Sun revealed that the director of Britney’s new biopic had already warned fans of a “long road ahead”.
Now insiders have said Jon M. Chu’s sentiment could be born out of the fact the singer has been struggling to make up her mind about what they will and won’t cover.
Universal won the bidding war to the rights for the film, which is based on Britney’s autobiography, called The Woman In Me.
But sources said Britney was “changing her mind like the wind” when it came down to the storyboarding.
An insider said: “Britney’s biopic is in the early stages of development and there have been a lot of ideas bandied around.
“As soon as it feels like they’re moving in one direction though, Britney will take it in another.
“Her manager is an executive producer on the film and is doing his best to put those ideas across, but it feels like it’s an ever-changing project at the moment with no clear direction.”
We first revealed plans for the biopic in October 2023, with Jon coming on board last year.
Jon said: “I want to do her justice and tell her story right. But we’ll see.
“We’re developing it now and it’s a long road ahead.
“She represents a generation of people growing up in the 2000s and late Nineties, and she has a story that deserves to be told properly.
“There’s a lot about us in it.
“In this initial conception, I think it’s a lot about how we treat people, young people, stars that we think we own, women, mothers.
“There’s a lot of things in there that I would love to explore.”