Britney Spears says she recently had a 'big fight' with someone she 'loves' in a cryptic post shared on Instagram.
The Gimme More songstress says the row "broke" her "into pieces" and that if left her lying in bed crying, ruining her day.
Popstar Britney, 40, didn’t name the person she had the fallout with, but penned her reaction to the incident alongside a quote from Khloe Kardashian.
She posted The Kardashian star's iconic saying about having her nails done if she's ever induced into a coma, alongside her explanation of the 'fight'.
"If I'm in a coma, I'm still getting my nails done once a week and that's in my will," Khloe said in a recent episode of the famous family's reality TV show, The Kardashians.
Clearly taking fancy to the slogan, Britney used it as a backdrop to her latest story.
She explained: "This morning I woke up to a big fight with someone I love … it literally broke me into pieces … I've never cried so hard in my life."
Britney said the painful ordeal ruined her "whole day", but she didn't want to give the mystery person "the satisfaction".
"Well I lay in bed lay in bed lay in bed … (sic) ENOUGH I'm not gonna lay in bed and give the other person the satisfaction of ruining my whole day," she said.
Britney added: "I deserve to get my nails done … it's been 5 weeks."
"I need to protect my HEART AND HANDS … I saw this pic yesterday of @khloekardashian with the cool hair and she's right as rain … get your f**king nails done," she concluded, making reference to Khloe's TV quote.
The comments come after Britney opened up about having to "relearn how to live" as she hit out at her family over her 13-year-long conservatorship.
She had been under the controversial conservatorship – ran by her father Jamie Spears – since 2008 and endured a long fight to have it removed.
The conservatorship finally ended in November last year, with Britney saying getting her freedom was the "best day ever".
The singer has now explained how the conservatorship granted her family "lots of power" and said she can finally own her own money after all these years.
Britney took to Instagram to share a picture explaining "upperworld crime", which includes criminal behaviour by those in the upper socioeconomic classes.
In the caption, she said: "I’m not sure I’ve ever taken ADVANTAGE of playing this game … I mean just this year at 40 I can buy Tylenol and own my own money … but it’s eye-opening to see what people can do.
"My family owned my estate for years … they owned my name, my star, my money, and guess what ??? It gave them LOTS of power."
Britney added: "Since it’s been over I have to RELEARN how to live my life."
