People are 'disturbed' by Britney Spears' latest NSFW Instagram post

Britney Spears has been making her Instagram her own for a while now, but her latest post has genuinely 'disturbed' fans.

Since getting out of her 13 year conservatorship, the pop legend has been using social media to call out the people who've hurt her, show off her dance moves, and share life updates with her fans.

But some people are starting to wonder if the 'Gimme More' singer has gone too far with her most recent risqué post.

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In the photo, the mum-of-two poses in her bathtub, stripped completely naked with her hands covering her breasts and a little pink flower emoji between her legs.

She captioned the photo: "I like to suck !!! Never professional pics … sucking comes easy for me !!! Keep clapping b*tch."

It's not exactly clear what Britney is referring to there, but 'disturbed' fans were left wondering if the pop star is doing okay.

And this isn't the first time Brit has posted some racy snaps to Instagram, either.

In fact, she seems pretty fond of flaunting her body for fans, but more and more are starting to wonder if her bold photoshoots are a symbol of her freedom or a cry for help.

"Why is she constantly posting these types of pictures? Why isn't she out living life in the world or with friends ever? It's bizarre," asked one follower.

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"Didn’t your children ask you to stop posting pictures like this?" wondered a second.

"Anyone supporting this behaviour should be ashamed of themselves. Something is very wrong here", wrote a third.

And a fourth commented: "I was all for free Britney. However her posts are incredibly disturbing. And only becoming more so."

But other ride-or-die Britney fans rushed to defend the singer, insisting that this sort of behaviour was simply the real Britney.

"I swear these comments are irritating, people have sexualised Britney for so long and now that she's embracing herself suddenly people think something is wrong with her???" complained one fan.

A second agreed: "Everybody saying this isn't Brit is delusional. This is her. This is exactly how she chooses to act now that she can do what she wants."

It was because of Britney's Instagram account that the #FreeBritney movement first gained traction, and fans started to pay attention to the strict conservatorship she had been stuck in.

The singer's erratic social media posts had sparked suspicion among her fans, and left them wondering if she even had control of her own accounts.

But last year, her conservatorship was finally dissolved, with Britney admitting that she 'hadn't prayed for something more in her life'.