Has Britney Spears' Instagram account been deleted?

Singer Britney Spears raised questions after her official Instagram account disappeared without warning last Friday.

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The account's disappearance came just days after a fiery post, considered by some to be the most strident in her online career, in which she attacked two of her former partners, calling them "scoundrels," without mentioning their names.

“I was in a relationship with two complete scumbags,” she wrote. “I realized I loved their dogs more than them... because the dogs would bow to me every time I walked into the room!”

sudden sharp statements Britney continued in a scathing tone: "I always prefer animals to humans! I am disgusted with humanity and the way people treat me... I have no words!"

These statements sparked a wave of intense interaction, especially since she did not specifically specify who she was referring to, prompting followers to link the messages to recent statements made by her ex-husband, actor and fitness trainer Sam Asghari.

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Sam Asghari opens old books Sam Asghari has recently given interviews discussing his short marriage to Britney, which lasted only 14 months before their split in 2023.

“Being associated with a public figure gave me a platform, but it was a double-edged sword,” Asghari told Page Six. “People only saw me as Britney’s husband, and that affected my acting opportunities.”

In a separate radio interview, Asghari revealed details of their marriage, noting that he was the one who insisted on signing a prenuptial agreement to protect Britney, explaining: "It was important to me to be the one who didn't take advantage of her... She had lived a lifetime of being taken advantage of, and I had to be different."

Many viewed her angry post as a clear reaction to those statements, especially since she spoke of "years of neglect and lack of appreciation from partners who didn't even hold my hand," as she put it.