It looks like Britney Spears has been criticizing the conservation in the since-deleted post

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Musician Britney Spears deleted and reposted some photos of herself wearing a black and yellow maid-inspired outfit on her Instagram account on Tuesday.

“Like I said…my maids might have been able to clean their nails during COVID after salons opened but f-k…at least my maid’s clothes were the hottest,” Spears originally commented on the post, seemingly taking a quick swipe at her keeper.

The musician added a fuzzy face emoji at the end of her caption.

During a June 23 hearing, Spears explained to the judge that she had been told there were no spa services available to her due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, she has seen her mother go to the “spa” on two occasions and that the “maids at my house” also had their nails done, according to People magazine.

The “Gimme More” singer then deleted and reposted the photos, using only the red high-heeled emoji as a comment.

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Britney Spears shared a series of photos of her wearing a maid-inspired outfit on her Instagram account. The singer deleted the photos and then reposted them with a new comment.

Spears’ latest post comes the day before the pop star is set to appear in court once again in her ongoing guardianship case.

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Online records viewed by Fox News show that the guardianship hearing will take place on Wednesday afternoon and will cover more than one topic as there has been a lot of movement in the case in recent weeks.

The “Toxic” singer publicly addressed the court last month where she delivered a 24-minute speech before Judge Brenda Penny. Spears claimed that she wanted to get out of the “arbitrary” court order she had been subject to since 2008 when her father, James B.

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In her court speech in June, the star claimed that her father “loved” the control he had. She described the guardianship as “abusive” and said it left her “shocked”.

“I’m not happy, I can’t sleep. I’m so angry, he’s crazy. And I’m depressed. My parents and anyone involved in this guardianship, including my administration … should be in prison,” Spears told Time.

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Spears is reported to be in talks with veteran Hollywood attorney Matthew Rosengart after the resignation of her former attorney, Sam Ingham, last week. Larry Rudolph, the singer’s longtime manager, also resigned after Spears expressed a desire to continue with an indefinite hiatus from performing.

Fox News’ Melissa Roberto, Tyler McCarthy and Jessica Napoli contributed to this report.

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