A new video has emerged showing Britney Spears driving erratically after a night out with a friend, as she is reportedly “spiralling” over her ex-husband Kevin Federline’s tell-all memoir.
The shocking clip shows the Toxic songstress leaving Thousand Oaks restaurant Red-O and getting into the driver’s seat of her black BMW after several people allegedly attempted to stop her.
According to one onlooker who was quoted by Daily Mail, the pop star “nearly ran over her friend while pulling out” of the parking lot.
In the video, Spears, 43, was seen swerving into opposite lanes, including a bike lane, as she made her way to her Thousand Oaks Estate.
At one point, she tailgated another vehicle.
When the Grammy winner reached a stoplight, she was also seen putting something into her mouth.
One source told the outlet that Spears was stuck outside the gate of her home trying to get in for about 20 minutes.
“She would key it in and drive up to the gate, but the gate would not open,” the insider alleged.
“She did this three or four times. The friend never left her car. After 20 minutes, the friend [left].
“Brit then spent another 10 minutes trying to get in and finally succeeded.”
Her outing comes as Federline’s memoir is “putting Britney in a tailspin. She’s spiralling. It’s reopening old wounds.”
The source added, it’s been “rough” for her with everything being back in the news.
“She’s acting out. She gets into these spirals and it just goes downhill fast,” the source said.
Reps for Spears weren’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.
The Gimme More singer’s night out comes after Federline, 47, released his You Thought You Knew memoir on Oct. 20.
The former dancer made several damning allegations about the hitmaker, with whom he was married from 2004 to 2007 and shares sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James.
In a few of the allegations, Federline claimed that their sons woke up to Spears watching them sleep while holding a knife, and that she did cocaine while breastfeeding them.
He also warned that the pop star’s “erratic behaviour” is worse than what is seen on the surface.
Spears, however, slammed Federline, calling out his “constant gaslighting” and “hurtful” allegations.
“Trust me, those white lies in that book, they are going straight to the bank and I am the only one who genuinely gets hurt here,” she wrote via X.
She also commented on her relationship with her boys, adding, “I will always love them and if you really know me, you won’t pay attention to the tabloids of my mental health and drinking.”
A rep for the singer also blasted Federline for continuing to profit off her, noting the book came after child support payments ended.
This article originally appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission
