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Britney Spears shares cryptic post about ‘mean girls’ after DUI arrest, rehab

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Britney Spears shares cryptic post about ‘mean girls’ after DUI arrest, rehab
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Britney Spears shared a cryptic Instagram post about 'mean girls' following her recent DUI arrest and rehab stay. In her message, she referenced her alter ego and expressed feelings about emotional struggles she has faced. Spears has since pleaded guilty to a lesser charge and is reportedly focusing on her spiritual journey.

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Publication timeMon, 01 Jun 2026 11:47:10 -0400
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Celebrity News Britney Spears shares cryptic post about ‘mean girls’ after DUI arrest, rehab By Tamantha Ryan Published June 1, 2026, 11:47 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Britney Spears posted a cryptic message about “mean girls” after her DUI arrest and rehab stint. “If you’re one of those mean girls pointing and laughing and looking at your phone in the audience just look up today,” the pop star captioned a recent Instagram picture of what appears to be herself as a toddler. “River sends you guys a message!!!!!!!!” she said, referring to her pseudonym and Instagram alter ego, Xila Maria River Red. As with all of Spears’ posts, the comments were turned off.

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