Britney Spears warned warning after lighting the cigarette on the flight (exclusive source)

Britney Spears’ recent vacation ended Sauer when the singer was criticized for her behavior during the flight.

Several sources confirmed people that the “poisonous” singer drank alcohol with her safety while traveling from Cabo San Lucas to Los Angeles and illuminated a cigarette during the flight, which represents a violation of the federal aviation.

The move alarmed flight attendant in the charter plane, which insisted that Spears (43) brought out the cigarette – what it did. Regardless of this, the authorities were contacted in the middle of the flight.

When the plane ended up in Lax, Spears was hit by the authorities and warned of flight behavior and then free and then free.

“This is not her first warning,” says one source exclusively to humans. “It does not follow the rules exactly.”

JSX, the public charter operator that Spears was on board, has no comment on the incident, while a representative for Spears did not return a request for comment. TMZ reported the news first.

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Spears was 13 years after a number of worrying incidents in the early 2000s under a conservatory on mental health. Her father Jamie served as a conservator of her estate.

She successfully applied for the court to terminate the conservatories in November 2021.

Spears have published its best -selling memoirs since the end of the conservatory, The woman in me. In the Tell-All-Buch, she spoke about her childhood, her relationship with Justin Timberlake, who danced with a snake during the MTV VMAS 2001 and other anecdotes about her life in the spotlight.

Before Spears’ book published, the singer only told the people that they continued from the conservator, who supervised their lives from 2008 to 2021. “In the past 15 years or even at the beginning of my career, I leaned back while people talked about me and told my story for me,” she said of the recovery of her voice.

“After I got out of my conservator, I was finally free to tell my story without consequences for people for my life,” added Spears.