Britney Spears has made steps to potentially end her on-going feud with mum Lynne Spears as she invites her for a coffee.
The pair have been at loggerheads since the bitter court case last year which brought to an end the star's conservatorship of 13 years.
In the aftermath, Britney has regularly hit out at her mum for her part in the situation, but it now appears as though she's ready to move on and rebuild her relationship "as an equal".
The songstress, 41, took to Instagram to seemingly offer an olive branch. Alongside a cropped image of her on holiday in Mexico, Britney criticised the platform for stopping her posting nude images.
But it was what followed that really grabbed the attention. The Toxic singer wrote: "Mom and Dad … I crossed the border and I made it !!! After no coffee for 15 years … Mom we can go have coffee together now !!! I’m treated as an equal … let’s have coffee and talk about it !!!"
It's not clear whether the post is an indication the star is ready to reach out, or if it is sarcasm following years of being denied the littlest of things during her conservatorship.
Unlike most of her previous posts, the superstar disabled the comments on her post. She also shared a video of her dancing in the country adding: "I’m a little cautious in a different country … but HEY at this point they should be cautious with me."
The latest "offer" comes months after Lynne, 67, publicly apologised to her daughter for any "pain" her daughter endured during her controversial conservatorship.
Lynne said in October she misses the singer and pleaded for forgiveness in an Instagram comment shared under the singer's recent post asking for "a genuine apology" from her family.
She begged her daughter to "please unblock" her so they could speak and potentially reconcile.
However, the comment was met with anger by the pop star at the time, who told her mum to "go f*** yourself".
Lynne's attempt followed her saying she would never turn her back on her daughter despite their war of words and Brit reportedly rejecting previous offers of an apology.
Britney's latest post comes days after she appeared to offer advice to younger sister Jamie Lynn Spears, telling her to "feel self-worth being my sister".
"Just look UP sweetheart," she wrote, telling her to never forget where she came from.
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