Britney Spears Celebrates Weight Loss With A Dance Video [Watch]

Britney Spears has shared yet another video of her dancing around in her living room, though this time it’s a celebratory video. The “Criminal” singer proudly put her taut abs on display as she celebrated her recent weight loss.

Dressed in a super cute crop top and super tiny shorts, Spears can be seen happily twirling for the camera. She went for a long caption as she expressed happiness about her tonned body.

“Well … for the love of God I finally see some definition in my abs _ !!!! It’s nice to finally see some results !!!!”

She further talked about one of her “coolest memory” when she was invited to Gwen Stefani’s house for a pool day. "“Glycerine” was my favorite song in high school … sounds like gasoline ⛽ ️ but you know “Glycerine” !!!! A little secret for ya … @gwenstefani invited me over one day to swim _ at her house and me and Gavin from Bush swam together … literally the coolest moment of my life ___ !!!!"

In another post, the “No Doubt” singer posted a cute picture of herself dressed in a peach top which according to her accentuated her slimmer physique, and made her feel young and at peace.

“It's kinda weird but it makes me feel young … happy … and peaceful !!!! Odd I know … what the color of a shirt can do but believe it or not it’s pretty effective!!!! I mean … to make a long story longer … this shirt made me realize how much weight I lost !!!!!”

She further revealed in her caption that she had to facetune some of her pictures to make her look bigger.

"I actually had to facetune some of these pics to make me look bigger for a change … I guess it’s fall!!!! Not sure why but I have a lot of videos and pics from the summer I never used because well I’m bigger … I know that sounds shallow as hell but if I get the balls to show you videos of how much bigger I was in comparison to now you’ll say damn too."

Other than her abs, Spears has another reason to be happy these days as she is almost on the verge of having her long-awaited freedom from 13-year-long conservatorship finally.