Oops! … she did it again. Britney Spears criticizes legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne.

The pop princess criticized the British Black Sabbath musician for his podcast comments in which he called her dancing “sad.” Spears is known for dancing in an area of ​​her own home, and videos of it regularly go viral.

In an episode of “The Osbourne Podcast” on Tuesday, Osbourne said he was tired of “seeing poor old Britney Spears on YouTube” and told his family it was “very, very sad.”

But Spears made her point clear to Osbourne on Instagram, writing that she had to “say something” to the Osbourne family, whom she called “the most boring family in the world.”

In the Instagram post, which included screenshots of her Notes app, Spears asked, “Do you think they might be offended by what they see??? Would a more condescending approach be better, like inviting those same people to my class and letting them see my students enriching and living THEIR LIVES!!!???”

She added that there are people who “don’t embarrass or demoralize others,” suggesting that Osbourne does so.

“Personally, I believe it’s incredibly beautiful to be vulnerable enough to ask someone for inspiration or help… but ironically, in the world we live in, where people can be so incredibly cruel, you have to be extremely careful who you let into your circle and your heart,” she wrote.

2024 was a tough year for Osbourne and Spears.

In May, the divorce proceedings between Spears and her ex-husband Sam Asghari were completed.

That same month, Osbourne gave his fans an update on his health after discovering something shocking.

During a conversation with British singer-songwriter Billy Morrison on his SiriusXM radio show “Ozzy Speaks,” the controversial Black Sabbath frontman said he was undergoing stem cell treatment after doctors discovered a tumor on his spine, according to Entertainment Tonight and Fox News.

“I just came from the doctor after having stem cells put in,” Osbourne said in an excerpt from the chat, before later telling Morrison: “The thing is, you have it and you say, ‘I don’t feel so good,’ but I don’t know what it would be like if I didn’t have it.”

Contributors: KiMi Robinson

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