Britney Spears claims all her jewelry was stоlen and she’s scаred
Britney Spears took to Instagram on Monday to claim all her jewellery had been stolen, as she showed the empty boxes where the pricey baubles were once kept.
The singer, 42, did not give further details of the robbery but said the incident had left her ‘sacred’ before an hour later declaring her plans to have her tongue pierced.
Britney showed followers as she opened numerous empty jewellery boxes saying: ‘Look I’ll show you guys for real, all my jewellery was stolen’.
The only item remaining in her collection was a religious necklace and broach, which the songstress explained was a ‘Mother Mary’.
She continued: ‘I’m scared, it’s all gone, all my jewellery is gone’.
Captioning the post: ‘So you can see for real, all my jewelry was stolen … it’s hard to buy new now because I’m scared it will go missing’.
‘So I buy it cheap and fake, but it’s hard because some of my pieces were originally made for me … and my baby cross that I wore since I was 4 is gone … it’s so thin’.
She then returned to the platform for a bizarre post as she modelled a red mini dress before walking towards the camera and poking out her tongue.
Britney captioned the clip: ‘Thinking of getting a tongue ring !!!’.
Busy on social media, the Hit Me Baby One More Time singer also revealed this weekend that she had been unwell, saying: ‘I’ve been sick for two months with a stupid cold …
I had it before Mexico, and I’m very nasally and congested in my nose, it sucks’.
‘It went away when I first got back home, but came back yesterday … I got a Z-Pak, and I’m hoping it goes away,’
Britney went on: ‘I constantly feel a little tired like I want to go to sleep and things are fuzzy … so I started drinking coffee, and it helps a bit, but not much. I realized I really like Burger King, but hated it when I was younger’.
‘My favorite thing to do is to clean out drawers at the moment … I’ve bought stencils for my walls to create designs and accents, and I drew a really cool tropical tree in my room on the wall with a bird in a nest,’
