"This new year should be a year of cleansing our inner selves with meditation, prayer, any kind of hobby that brings joy..."
"The New York Times Presents: Framing Britney Spears" documentary has ignited a flurry of discussion regarding the Pop Princess's health and well-being since it was aired on February 5 on Hulu.
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Recently, Spears shared a picture of a brightly colored street decorated with pink umbrellas, along with a caption referring to her hope to concentrate on wellness and relaxation throughout 2021.
"On all accounts of the craziness the past year, I feel like God’s tears have hit all of us with what the world has been through due to coronavirus," the Grammy Award winner wrote.
"This new year should be a year of cleansing our inner selves with meditation, prayer, any kind of hobby that brings joy... and being conscious of what we put in our bodies as well!!! This all helps us to have a clear mind, body, spirit, and offers so much more clarity in our everyday lives!!!!"
Spears added, "This year I devote myself to lots of tea and healing!!!! I’m working on allowing myself to not be so strong all the time and to know it’s ok to cry. I pray for deep healing this year for all of us and I hope we can all inspire each other !!!! Again… BE KIND - PASS IT ON AMERICA!!!!"
Just two weeks before this post, news broke that Netflix was also working on a documentary about the "Toxic" singer, directed by filmmaker Erin Lee Carr.
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