Ireland Baldwin puts on a very busty show as she digs up her old costume from Baby One More Time

Ireland Baldwin took out her old Britney Spears costume for an Instagram photo on Thursday, nearly a week after the singer’s documentary aired about her guardianship battle.

The model, 25, showed off her ample cleavage by recreating Britney’s iconic schoolgirl look from her Baby One More Time music video.

Uploading the post with a flashback of dancing Britney, Ireland said the snap was in ‘honor of my queen’.

Ireland became bra-less in the white shirt she left partially unbuttoned.

She captioned the post: ‘In honor of my queen, I have found my old baby costume once again. I also had a cup at the time and a cut bowl.

Britney is a hot topic of conversation right now, after a controversial New York Times documentary was released on Friday that sparked much uproar over Britney’s situation.

The film explored his meteoric rise to fame, the cruel treatment of the media, the very public struggles with sanity, and the ongoing guardianship battle with his father Jamie.

Jamie, 68, has been Britney’s curator since 2008 when he took control of his business amid fears for his mental health following his very public collapse.

Although Jamie no longer assumes guardianship over his “person”, he does so over the estate, which limits, for example, his ability to make financial decisions.

Britney’s last live performance took place on October 21, 2018, ten months after the end of a one-year residency in Las Vegas.

She was due to start a second residency at the Park Theater at the Park MGM Hotel and Casino in February 2019, but the singer canceled all performances just weeks before the first date, after her father nearly died of a ruptured colon. .

At the time, Britney said she was taking an ‘indefinite break from work’, explaining that she wanted to ‘devote her focus and energy to [caring] for her family “.

“We have a very special relationship and I want to be with my family right now, just like they have always been there for me,” she concluded.

However, in November, a lawyer for the pop sensation told a court Britney was afraid of her father and refused to perform again until he was removed from his position as curator.

She asked that her co-curator, Jodi Montgomery, her long-time care manager, become her permanent curator.

The judge denied Jamie’s request to remove from guardianship, but said she would consider it in the future.