Britney Spears has given fans a look at her ‘small stomach’ after announcing she is pregnant
(Picture: Britney Spears/Instagram)Britney Spears has got incredibly excited about her pregnancy news as she gushed over her tiny baby bump soon after her announcement.
Already the Toxic singer, 40, has begun documenting her pregnancy on Instagram after she told the world she is expecting her third child on Monday.
The pregnant star has now shared a video on Instagram of her trying on various outfits as she said she has to model her clothes before she “really starts showing”.
One of the outfits saw her sport a pair of wide blue jeans with a white shirt tied at the midriff and she accessorised the look by wearing a pink flower around her neck.
In an obvious nod to her pregnancy, she soundtracked the clip with the Ace Of Base Hit All That She Wants.
Spears wrote in the caption: “So I have to model my clothes now before I really start showing… I had to do the flower on my neck like @sarahjessicaparker …
“I actually do have a small belly here but at least my pants fit… Well barely !!! Psss is anyone curious why I’m 4 sizes smaller by the door???”
While Spears’ fans and a host of celebrities rushed to congratulate the star, her ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake had a different reaction.
Timberlake and Spears dated from 1999 to 2002.
The Sexy Back singer was asked about his thoughts about her pregnancy by a member of the paparazzi as he attended a private screening in Beverley Hills, California on Monday.
In a video which has been doing the rounds on social media, Timberlake doesn’t even allow the videographer to finish asking his question and swipes him away with his hand and stated: “Stop! Go away.”
Walking away, the irritated star can then be heard saying to a friend: “[He] got me stomping my feet.”
This will be Spears’ first child with Iranian-born model Sam Asghari, 28.
She is also mother to sons Sean, 16, and Jaden, 15, with ex-husband Kevin Federline.
Asghari has told how he can’t wait to be a dad and he wrote on social media how he believes fatherhood “is the most important job I will ever do”.
