BRITNEY Spears sang live and teased new music but warned her family, "I won't forget what you did to me," after her conservatorship ended.

This came after Britney's dad, Jamie, demanded her to pay for his $1.2K-an-hour attorney despite him being removed as her conservator.

Britney, 40, vocalized in a video she posted to her Instagram.

She taped herself singing using her phone in a bathroom mirror.

The star flaunted her toned stomach as she wore a tiny pink crop top and low cut jeans.

Britney wrote a long caption to her post and said: "I just realized this today guys… after what my family tried to do to me three years ago… I needed to be my own cheerleader.

"God knows they weren't… so I just read up on myself and this is what I found."

The star continued on to list all of her Grammy-award winning pop song achievements.

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She continued: "No… I'm not auditioning for anything! I'm reminding myself and. the world of who I am! Yes… I will be my own cheerleader. Why?"

Britney warned her family: "I'm here to remind my white 'classy' family that I haven't forgotten what they did to me nor will I ever forget!"

The pop artist also teased new music: "Pssss new song in the works… I'm gonna let you know what I mean!"

Britney's fiancé, Sam Asghari wrote in the comments: "I fn love this so much."

Even Miley Cirus, who is hosting NBC's New Year's Eve with Pete Davidson, commented: "#vocalbible."

Fans went wild in the comments anticipating her alleged new song.

OOPS! HE DID IT AGAIN

Bombshell new documents that Jamie’s new lawyer, Alex Weingarten, filed on Monday requests ongoing payments from the pop star even though the conservatorship is now terminated. 

According to the legal docs obtained by The Sun, the family patriarch, 70, is asking for the court to approve “confirmation, authorization, and direction” for his daughter’s estate to “make payments to Jamie’s attorneys participating in proceedings concerning his ongoing fiduciary duties.”

“Prompt payment on account of Jamie’s attorneys’ fees is necessary to ensure the Conservatorship can be wound up quickly and efficiently to allow Britney to take control of her life as she and Jamie desire,” the court filing claimed as reason for the request. 

Jamie’s attorney then argued that he “stepped up to protect his daughter in 2008 and stepped into the role of Co-Conservator when Britney was unquestionably incapacitated and victimized,” however, Britney, 40, has since claimed in her own testimonies that she was forced into the “abusive” court arrangement which she said did “NOT” protect her. 

The document continued to argue why Jamie believes he should be granted further payment, claiming he “dedicated himself to protecting his daughter’s health and her Estate as he has done her whole life while keeping opportunistic and wholly self-interested parties at bay.”

His attorney added: “Jamie promptly took steps to end the Conservatorship to ensure Britney’s estate is not depleted by a self-interested entourage of handlers, counsel, and other persons feigning concern for Britney’s welfare after Britney voiced her desire to take control over her life and career. 

“Jamie’s ongoing attorneys’ fees incurred to finalize the Conservatorship are compensable from Britney’s estate. 

“The fiduciary obligations Jamie owes did not end with his suspension or with the order terminating the Conservatorship.” 

His attorney then said, despite Britney begging the court to remove her dad as her conservator, that Jamie needs further payment from his daughter’s estate in order to “fulfill his ongoing obligations.” 

He claimed that “payment of those fees on the same terms as all other parties in this matter is vital to ensuring Britney’s interests in ending the Conservatorship are promptly completed.” 

Jamie’s legal counsel argued that his suspension as Britney’s conservator “does not excuse him from participating in the proceedings to wind up the Conservatorship or negate the requirement that his attorneys’ fees must be paid from Britney’s estate.” 

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As another argument to be granted Britney’s funding, Jamie’s attorney claimed that “public policy” requires his legal fees to be paid for by his daughter’s estate despite any “baseless allegations asserted against him.”

According to the New York Times, his attorney, Alex, is billing the estate around $1,200 an hour for his legal services. 

It is not currently clear what Jamie has been doing to earn an income in recent years other than the large sum he was paid through the conservatorship- he has, however, been seen living in a trailer in rural Louisiana.

With the amount of future court proceedings expected to take place, the total amount paid for Jamie’s attorney’s will exceed hundreds of thousands of dollars – if not more – after she has already paid millions in legal fees. 

Earlier this month, The Sun reported that the pop princess gained control of her estate for the first time in her 13-year-conservatorship.

The Grammy winner’s attorney, Mathew Rosengart, said at a Los Angeles courthouse that Britney “now has the power to do whatever she wants to do” while slamming her dad, Jamie Spears, as a “disgrace.”

Though the singer was finally granted freedom from Jamie during last month’s conservatorship hearing, certain parts of her life were still controlled or monitored by the court – including her multi-million dollar fortune.  

However, Judge Brenda Penny ruled in early December that Britney will now have the power to execute and sign financial or estate documents by herself.

The decision marks the first time in nearly 14 years that allows Britney to have power over her own finances.

BABY ONE MORE TIME?

Earlier this month, Britney announced she welcomed a baby boy or girl with Sam while rocking the "new addition" to the family in front of her Christmas tree.

The pop star has been vocal about wanting more children hoping to one day have a daughter with her longtime beau.

Britney teased her fans with a new baby in an Instagram video where she appears to be feeding the little one while standing in front of the decorated tree.

The Baby One More Time singer has her back turned towards the camera as she rocked back and forth revealing a baby bottle in one hand.

The mom-of-two wore a pink mini dress and heels for the clip as she asked fans for their votes on the baby's sex.

She captioned the post: "New addition to the family guess if it’s a boy or a girl… thank you again baby @samasghari!!!!"

While she doesn't show who she is feeding in the video, fans seemed convinced that the star adopted a puppy or a kitten in the comments.

However, it is no secret that the pop icon has been wanting to expand her brood with her husband-to-be.

Last month, Sam admitted that they are already planning their wedding, telling E! News: "It's just so real to live my life and live our life like this.

"We're getting ready for a wedding, baby!"

BABY GIRL

The singer has “talked about wanting a baby girl for years,” an insider exclusively told The Sun.

The source explained: "Britney definitely wants more kids and she would be so happy and grateful with another son but deep down, her desire is to be a mama to a little girl.

“She wants to pass down her dresses and take her daughter to dance class, things her sons are not interested in."

The insider added: "It could potentially happen soon but that's not her main focus right now. They both want children together and now there's nothing stopping her."

The informant also alleged that if Britney does have any more kids, they will “absolutely not” have a relationship with her parents, Jamie and Lynne Spears.

They claimed: “Not in the foreseeable future, anyway. If and when she has a baby, Britney will do everything to protect him or her and raise the child in a safe environment.

“It's no secret that having those people around is not a safe space."

Britney is a mom to two sons, Sean Preston, 16, and Jayden James, 15, with ex husband Kevin Federline.

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