Britney Spears compares the magazine covers she shot before and after her 13-year conservatorship

On Saturday, Grammy winner Britney Spears shared two video montages of magazine covers she shot both before and during her 13-year conservatorship, which ended on November 12.

The 40-year-old mother-of-two – who regularly posts nearly naked snaps of herself – clearly preferred the more scantily-clad covers she shot for magazines like FHM and Rolling Stone.

Britney was far less enthused about the way she appeared on the more conservative covers she shot for Marie Claire and Lucky Magazine while under the strict control of her estranged father Jamie Spears.

Spears – who boasts 155.9M social media followers – sarcastically captioned the video: ‘Those [13] years of safety were so good for my confidence y’all! They made me feel so PURTY!’

The Hold Me Closer hitmaker also wrote ‘Can my a** Murica’ on the conservative video, which might have been her way of attempting to write: ‘Kiss my a** America!’

Britney might have technically won her independence back from the 70-year-old former building contractor, but they are still currently embroiled in a conservator abuse case.

A week ago, Spears wrote that she ‘won’t probably perform again’ in a post, which ended with her telling Jamie to ‘kiss my goddamn motherf***ing a**, you f**king bas***d.’

Early 2000s heyday: The 40-year-old mother-of-two – who regularly posts nearly naked snaps of herself – clearly preferred the more scantily-clad covers she shot for magazines like Rolling Stone and FHM

2010s era: Britney was far less enthused about the way she appeared on the more conservative covers she shot for Marie Claire and Lucky Magazine while under the strict control of her estranged father Jamie Spears

Spears – who boasts 155.9M social media followers – sarcastically captioned the video: ‘Those [13] years of safety were so good for my confidence y’all! They made me feel so PURTY!’

Legal war: The Hold Me Closer hitmaker might have technically won her independence back from the 70-year-old former building contractor (pictured in 2012), but they are still currently embroiled in a conservator abuse case

A week ago, Britney wrote that she ‘won’t probably perform again’ in a post, which ended with her telling Jamie to ‘kiss my goddamn motherf***ing a**, you f**king bas***d’ 

The Mississippi-born beauty wrote on Saturday that she was vacationing in Maui, yet again, and posted a video of herself dancing solo to her 2007 song Get Naked as well as to Justin Bieber and Indila.

Joining Britney in Hawaii was her third husband Sam Asghari, whom she wed on June 9 after meeting on the set of her Slumber Party music video back in 2016.

The Iranian 28-year-old Instastoried a shirtless sauna video on Sunday, in which he revealed he’s been working out to ‘get ready for something really cool at the end of this month.’

Expressing herself: Spears wrote on Saturday that she was vacationing in Maui, yet again, and posted a video of herself dancing solo to her 2007 song Get Naked as well as to Justin Bieber and Indila

Newlyweds! Joining Britney in Hawaii was her third husband Sam Asghari (L, pictured Saturday), whom she wed on June 9 after meeting on the set of her Slumber Party music video back in 2016

Bulging bicep: The Iranian 28-year-old Instastoried a shirtless sauna video on Sunday, in which he revealed he’s been working out to ‘get ready for something really cool at the end of this month’

This year, Sam has had acting gigs in James Cullen Bressack’s thriller Hot Seat with Mel Gibson, Mike Whitmire’s YouTube comedy series PBC, and Hulu’s Dollface.

Meanwhile, Spears will next play a mystery role in Sam Levinson, Reza Fahim, and The Weeknd’s six-episode drama The Idol, which premieres in November on HBO.

The former Mouseketeer also signed a $15M deal with Simon & Schuster in February to publish her 2023 tell-all memoir, which was completed in July.

Acting gig! The Mississippi-born beauty will next play a mystery role in Sam Levinson (L, pictured May 25), Reza Fahim, and The Weeknd’s (R) six-episode drama The Idol, which premieres in November on HBO