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Britney Spears puts on a wild show in LA traffic — months after DUI arrest

Add Page Six on Google Britney Spears was spotted standing through the moonroof of a vehicle as it made its way through traffic in Los Angeles on Thursday — just months after her DUI arrest.

In photos obtained by the Daily Mail on Friday, the “Oops I Did it Again” songstress was seen standing tall above traffic while riding in a black Mercedes SUV on the 101 Freeway near Studio City.

According to the outlet, the Grammy winner had been traveling from her home in nearby Thousand Oaks.

Britney Spears, seen above in October, was spotted standing out of a moonroof during Los Angeles traffic on Thursday. IXOLA / BACKGRID Spears, seen here in June, reportedly threw her head back during the mid-day spectacle, according to the Daily Mail. BACKGRID Explore More Britney Spears biopic hires star writer to pen early draft of hotly anticipated flick Next generation of nepo babies making their modeling debuts, from kids of Britney Spears to Nicole Kidman Britney Spears’ sons make runway debut at Paris Fashion Week Spears reportedly threw her head back passionately and stretched her arms across the roof of the vehicle as the traffic continued, with the vehicles moving around 45 mph at the time.

Per the outlet’s photos of the singer, she wore a mini dress and whipped her hair around during the mid-day traffic spectacle.

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