Oops … she did it again … or did she?
Britney Spears was pulled over and ticketed in California last month for driving without a license or proof of insurance in her car, according to the Blast.
However, a source disputed this claim, telling The Post, “Britney at all times obviously had a license and insurance; the ticket is the functional equivalent of a parking ticket and is old news,” they said of alleged incident that happened on Sept. 10.
“It is surprising and disappointing it is even a ‘story,’ especially given what is occurring in Israel and throughout the world at the moment,” they added.
The Blast claims that police documents state Spears was driving without a valid license in her possession and was cited for a “failure to provide a peace officer evidence of financial responsibility.”
The Post has contacted reps for Spears for comment.
The outlet also claimed that the “Toxic” singer was cited for a $1,140 fine by California Highway Patrol and must pay up by Oct. 24, which is also the date of her court appearance.
However, the source told The Post there is no court date scheduled for this incident.
A spokesperson for the California Highway Patrol told The Post that Spears “was originally stopped for speeding on Potrero Road near Lake Sherwood. She was driving 61 MPH in a 40 MPH zone.”
“Ms. Spears has the ability to appear in court, handle the citation electronically or through mail,” they added.
Oct. 24 is also the day Spears’ long-awaited memoir “The Woman In Me” is set to be released.
The recently divorced Spears sparked public concern when she shared a video of herself dancing with knives on Instagram.
She later claimed she was attempting to emulate Shakira’s 2023 MTV Video Music Awards Video Vanguard award performance.
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