'May the Lord wrap your mean a*s up in joy!' Britney Spears hits out at sister Jamie Lynn's call for peace via her latest dance video as tensions rumble between the siblings amid court battle
Britney Spears appeared to take a swipe at her sister Jamie Lynn in her latest dance video shared on Instagram on Sunday.
After the songstress, 39, took aim at her sister, 30, earlier in the week, Jamie Lynn took to Instagram on Sunday to share selfies with the caption: ''May the peace of the Lord be with you, and your spirit' - however she later deleted the message.
When she'd posted the religious message, Britney shared a dancing video with the caption: 'May the Lord wrap your mean a*s up in joy today… this is Bad Guy part 2 … same song new dance… if you don't like it ... don't watch it!!!!!'
Shock: Britney Spears appeared to take a swipe at her sister Jamie Lynn in her latest dance video shared on Instagram on Sunday
The social media snipes come amid Britney's ongoing battle to have her father removed as her conservator after having every aspect of her life controlled by Jamie Spears for 13 years, with the controversial court case ongoing.
On Sunday, Jamie appeared to attempt to shake off any drama with sister she shared snaps in a sexy red suit while preaching about the 'peace of the Lord,' despite being publicly called out by the Toxic singer in a recent July 17 Instagram post.
Britney took aim in an expletive-filled post with a graphic that read: 'Kiss my a**, eat s**t and step on legos,' where she slammed her younger sister again, after accusing the teen star of speaking about the conservatorship to 'save face.'
Despite Jamie's placid response, Britney's mirroring of her sister's words implied a swipe, before Jamie changed her caption to a peace sign and heart.
Oops! After the songstress, 39, took aim at her sister, 30, earlier in the week, Jamie Lynn took to Instagram to share a series of selfies with the caption: ''May the peace of the Lord be with you, and your spirit' - however she later deleted the message
Inner peace: Jamie — who has disabled all Instagram comments entirely — captioned the post 'May the peace of the Lord be with you, and your spirit,' as she seemed to lean into the Lord's Day amid her very public family drama
Hit back: When she'd posted the religious message, Britney later shared a dancing video with the caption: #May the Lord wrap your mean a*s up in joy today… this is Bad Guy part 2 … same song new dance… if you don't like it ... don't watch it!!!!!'
Shots fired: Britney took aim at Jamie Lynn in an expletive-filled post with a graphic that read: 'Kiss my a**, eat s**t and step on legos,' where she slammed her younger sister for a 2017 performance at the Radio Disney Music Awards; July 17 post
Britney's legion of devoted admirers still picked up on Jamie's message prior to its deletion as Twitter was flooded with screenshots of the original post.
Her dancing video saw the star don a red crop top and shorts while performing in her hallway in her favoured style, complete with spins and energetic moves.
As Britney's conservatorship battle continues to rage on, her social media posts have grown increasingly transparent and bold as she has now spoken candidly about the situation — a vast change from her formerly cryptic posts.
Dance it out: Britney's legion of devoted admirers still picked up on Jamie's message prior to its deletion as Twitter was flooded with screenshots of the original post
Passion: She was pulling off all her best moves in the dance
Jamie, alongside their notorious father James — who has been controlling Britney's life and finances for 13-years — was blasted on July 17 as the Lucky singer posted a graphic that read: 'Take me as I am or Kiss my a**, eat s**t and step on legos.'
In the lengthy caption she condemned Jamie Lynn's performance at the 2017 Radio Disney Music Awards — among other things — where she sang a medley of Britney's songs ahead of presenting her with the RDMA 'Icon' Award.
She penned: 'I don't like that my sister showed up at an awards show and performed MY SONGS to remixes!!!!! My so-called support system hurt me deeply!!!!'
In video of the performance, the songstress joins her mother in standing and clapping along with the rendition of her hit Til The World Ends, but she appears to look less than enthused.
Laughing: She did not let the snarky caption ruin her smile
Dancing away: She was giving her usual passion to her performance
In the post she continued to say: 'This conservatorship killed my dreams... so all I have is hope and hope is the only thing in this world that is very hard to kill ... yet people still try!!!!'
Spears also shared that she would not be 'performing on stages anytime soon,' as long as James controls what she wears, says, and does, and confessed to liking the comfort of her living room and Instagram as a preferred vessel for dancing.
Jamie Lynn had previously spoken out about her sister's situation, saying last month that she has always 'adored and supported' her sister and was 'proud of her for using her voice.'
'Since the day I was born, I've only loved adored and supported my sister. I mean this is my freaking big sister, before any of this bulls*** I'm so proud of her for using her voice. If ending the conservatorship...
Mover and shaker: She was seen working out in her favoured spot
'Or whatever the hell else she wants to do to be happy — I support that... I am so proud of her for requesting new counsel like I told her to do many years ago. I'm not my family, I'm my own person. I'm speaking for myself.'
The post prompted her to receive death threats, though it was later revealed that she was the only family member not on Britney's payroll.
Britney's mother Lynne, 66, also shared a cryptic biblical post from the Gospel of John to Instagram, after the news of her daughter's court victory.
'The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it,' the post read.
Britney said last week she wanted her father Jamie charged with conservatorship abuse
Her latest video comes after Britney's former bodyguard claimed she was given a strong mix of prescription medication once a week.
Fernando Flores - who was hired to work for the Toxic' hitmaker in 2010 but quit eight months later - told how the 39-year-old pop star's phone was monitored and she was banned from going out on her own, while visitors to her Los Angeles home had their bags searched.
The former policeman claimed a woman would call to the property every Friday to hand over medication.
Britney's parents Jamie and Lynne are seen in November 2012. They had divorced in 2002
He told The Sun newspaper: 'I'd explain to what everything was — three anti-psychotic medications and birth control pills. She'd go from sane to talking about parallel universes.'
Fernando also told how Britney would be left in tears after being called multiple times a day by her father Jamie Spears, who is co-conservator of her financial affairs.
He added: 'Jamie would call three or four times a day to check what was going on. If she wanted something, she had to ask his permission. She spent her days watching TV, or working out. When down, she'd cry listening to James Brown' It's A Man's World.'