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The Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit in Los Angeles had quite the starry night when Britney Spears stopped by for a private tour on Wednesday.
The pop star, 39, brought along her sons, Sean Preston, 16, and Jayden James, 15, as well as her longtime agent and friend, Cade Hudson, for a rare, fun-filled night out.
“Me and my boys last night ???,” Spears captioned a since-deleted Instagram post on Thursday showing herself standing between her teenage boys, both of whom are now taller than her.
The “Toxic” singer wore a brown blouse with white polka dots on it, while Preston and Jayden kept it casual in a black puffer jacket and an oversize hoodie, respectively.
Spears also shared a two-minute video from the group’s VIP visit to the exhibition, which features 500,000 cubic feet of projections animating Vincent van Gogh works including 1885’s “The Potato Eaters” and 1889’s “Starry Night.”
“My children and I went to to the amazing @vangoghla ?? ??? … it was so freaking cool,” she wrote. “I obviously don’t get out much so I was pretty excited ? !!!”
The Grammy winner, who has threatened to sue her family over her ongoing conservatorship, noted that she “went with the people who would love me anyways no matter how silly I acted when I opened my mouth.”
She concluded her post, “don’t worry it was VIP so nobody else was there … we got to really play !!! Thank you #VanGoghLA for my backpack ? and the cool cupcakes?? !!!”
Spears, who shares her sons with ex-husband Kevin Federline, has seemed more like her old self in recent months as she continues to gain more freedom.
After testifying in court in June that she was “traumatized” and “depressed” over the “abusive” conservatorship that she has been under since February 2008, the entertainer’s estranged father, Jamie Spears, was suspended in September from overseeing her estimated $60 million estate.
That same month, Britney got engaged to her boyfriend of five years, Sam Asghari.
The next hearing in the case is scheduled for Nov. 12 and could result in the termination of the restrictive arrangement.
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