Britney Spears Seemed 'Happy And Carefree' During Art Exhibit Tour With Family

Britney Spears has been making the most of her life ever since the conservatorship she had been under since 2008 ended. The 40-year-old pop star was recently seen enjoying an artsy day out in LA with fiancé Sam Asghari, 27, and her two sons. An insider exclusively told Page Six that Spears “seemed so happy and carefree.”

Spears stepped out in L.A. and enjoyed the immersive Flutter art exhibit with the three favorite men in her life.

Flutter founder Chris Dowson gave the group a personal tour through the activation. He exclusively told the outlet that she “really connected with Flutter,” which, as he put it, “is all about keeping things positive and encourages mental wellness, freedom, and creativity.”

Dowson also said that throughout the visit, “Britney was in a very playful and light-hearted mood, was an amazing mom and super involved with her kids, and enjoyed the bonding time with Sam and the whole family.”

The “Oops I Did It Again” singer even shared a glimpse of her tour with her followers on Instagram. “Adventures with the kids are so much fun,” she captioned the video.

Her video had her followers crying happy tears as one follower commented, “Owww my heart melted a little.”

Another follower commented, “Finally she actually gets to spend time with her kids.”

The video shows Spears and her kids wandering around the exhibit, covered in glow-in-the-dark body paint.

Spears’ fiancé can also be seen getting along just fine with his future stepsons Sean and Jayden he pushes them separately in a swing.

“This is really well thought of, it’s very artistic,” Spears said in the clip, before asking her sons if an installation with a jungle-themed mural looked like their bedrooms at Federline’s house.

Spears shares her boys with ex-husband Kevin Federline lives primarily with their father. She does not really share any other relationship with Federline other than co-parenting.

But back in June, after Britney gave a rare testimony at her hearing, Federline’s lawyer Mark Vincent Kaplan issued a statement in her support saying that Federline "only hopes [for] the best for her because when the best for her is achieved, it's the best for their kids," adding that, "The best thing would be for their mom to be healthy and happy. And if either of those things aren't true, it doesn't provide for the best setting for custody to be exercised."