Lingerie-Clad Britney Spears Goes Off on Her Exes as She Declares She's Been 'Disrespected in Bed' Several Times: 'I Know How Cruel the World Is' (2025)

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By:Molly Byrne

April 13 2025, Published 5:12 p.m. ET

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Britney Spears had some words for her exes!

The “Gimme More” singer shared several Instagram posts on Sunday, April 23, where she wore a nude and black lingerie set. The pop icon captioned one of the photos with her take on why she hasn’t worn lingerie during intimate moments with most of her lovers.

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“Just to give some insight on this picture... Well, I might look really pretty but I’ve never shared myself with a man in lingerie that REALLY made me feel beautiful and sacred,” Spears wrote. “I'm not even lying… My closet was incredibly insane because it was a space for my soul and there had been waaaay too many times I had been incredibly disrespected in bed.”

She continued: “Why the f--- would I ever share the real delicacy of the feeling I actually get when I do feel beautiful??? It's so bittersweet, but I knew my REAL heart would never share that or take a chance to bring my real heart in bed with someone who I KNEW would utterly and completely destroy me.”

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Spears went on to mention her third ex-husband, Sam Asghari, whom she was partnered with from 2016 until 2023. The “Womanizer” singer also hinted at having resentment toward a second ex.

“So kinda f----- up a 6-year relationship [and] 2-year relationship... That’s a very long time to dream of the real deal, but guess what, I was 100% right. So they think they played me??? I realize I played their a---- as well. Psss, I also know how cruel the world is, but I still would rather share with the world than men who have utterly and completely destroyed my heart,” she said.

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