Britney Spears says she’s taking ‘flawless’ notes from Beyoncé as she blasts ‘mean’ trolls

Britney Spears said she was learning lessons about self-acceptance from her pop rival Beyoncé while blasting ‘mean’ trolls on Tuesday.

The 38-year-old Grammy winner only collaborated with 38-year-old Queen Bey once in 2004 for a Pepsi commercial, in which they played gladiators singing a cover of Queen’s 1977 rock anthem We Will Rock You.

The Roman colosseum-set Super Bowl XXXVIII spot also featured acrobatic pop belter Pink, the surviving members of Queen, and Latin pop idol Enrique Iglesias.  

‘[I will] take note from @Beyonce because I am FLAWLESS!’ Britney – who boasts 122.7M social media followers – wrote referencing her 2013 hit.

‘But seriously … keep your mean comments to yourselves.’

Spears – whose uniform consists of puff-sleeved tops with chokers and Daisy Dukes – said she would ‘post whatever the heck I want’ even if that means pictures of herself wearing ‘the same outfit three times.’

The former Mouseketeer just celebrated her first Easter since her custodial rights to her sons – Sean, 14; and Jayden, 13 – with ex-husband Kevin Federline went from 50–50 to 70-30 in September, according to TMZ.  

The change came after the Mississippi-born blonde’s 30-day stint at an ‘all-encompassing wellness facility’ ended a year ago.

Britney has been under court-ordered permanent conservatorship of her father Jamie Spears (and various attorneys) since being put on 5150 involuntary psychiatric hold way back in 2008.

It’s unclear if Spears’ boyfriend of three years – fitness trainer Sam Asghari – is quarantining with her in her $7.4M five-bedroom mansion in Thousand Oaks.

And while the Make Me… hitmaker publicly thanked all of the ‘workers putting so much time and dedication into helping us during the coronavirus’ she has not made donations or volunteered for remote benefits like her peers.  

On March 17, the Corporate Animals actress’ Broadway-bound musical Once Upon a One More Time canceled its April 14-May 17 at Chicago’s James M. Nederlander Theatre due to the fast-spreading respiratory illness.

Spears’ 30K-square-foot 10-room immersive interactive experience celebrating her music, Britney The Zone, in West Hollywood was also shut down due to COVID-19 before the end of its January 31-April 26 run.

Both ventures didn’t depend on Britney’s physical presence as she has been enjoying a career hiatus since the January 2019 cancellation of her Las Vegas residency Dominion.