“Toxic” singer Britney Spears posed for a romantic photo with her fiance Sam Asghari in a mirror selfie posted to Instagram today.
The couple both shared content to their Instagram accounts to commemorate Valentine’s Day together. Asghari’s picture features Spears by his side wearing a one-shoulder mini dress in blue. The performer posed with a tan jacket off her shoulders, accessorizing with sunglasses and black and gold chokers. Asghari is seen snapping the photo in a black tuxedo with a white tie and rose on his chest. For footwear, Spears dons black pumps with some serious height while Asghari opts for a classic black dress shoe. Even with a dirty mirror, the pair still manage to look great.
The caption of the Instagram post reads,”Women are the most powerful humans on this 🌎 fellas listen up: what they don’t teach you in school is that your ability to listen and agree to your woman 👩 even if you don’t agree is the 🔑 to a happy life 😎 What do they say? Oh… Happy wife, happy life ♥️ Happy Valentine’s Day my lioness 👸 @britneyspears #mirrordesign.”.
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In a video posted to Spears’ Instagram, we can see Asghari riding a bike, cracking jokes, and making the singer laugh all the while. In the video, she wears a red and white floral sundress with exaggerated sleeves. Asghari can be seen wearing a red tee and gray camo shorts. Both parties wear flip flops in varying colors. The video caption reads,”This man has been with me through it all !!!! I don’t know what I would do without him so I think I will keep him around a bit longer …. I mean he is pretty hot 🥵 !!!!! I love you @samasghari 👠👠👠👠👠💕💕💕💕 !!!!”.
In a separate post to Instagram, Spears danced around in a red bodysuit with a deep v neckline, which allowed for a peekaboo moment that showed off her white bra underneath. The singer stepped up the look in some red mules and fingerless gloves, finally finishing off with a gold chain around her neck.
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