Infacet Britney Spears’ fun-filled Easter with surprising celeb pals

Britney Spears is holding her pals nearer after her DUI arrest.

The Princess of Pop spent her Easter with an surprising pair of A-listers — songwriter Diane Warren and actress Molly Shannon — over the weekend.

The singer, 44, appeared in Warren’s Instagram post Sunday documenting their “fun afternoon with … old friends.”

In the poolside pic of the trio — who had been joined by Spears’ longtime supervisor, Cade Hudson — the pop star gave the digital camera a center finger.

The Grammy winner held a pink drink in her different hand.

She wore a burnt orange shirt, a black hat and fingerless lace gloves within the social media add.

Shannon, 61, posted the identical picture to her Instagram Story, setting the add to Spears’ “Everytime” single.

“Such a treat to see @britneyspears @dianewarren #cadehudson today,” the comic wrote, alongside pink coronary heart emojis.

As for Spears, the “Crossroads” star shared a close-up shot of her “sexy knee in Mexico” on Sunday, with out offering additional context.

Spears returned to social media final month after a quick hiatus following her DUI arrest in Ventura County, California.

The dancer broke her silence on her authorized troubles in a March 27 publish that includes son Jayden, 19.

“Thank you guys for all your support,” she gushed on the time. “Spending time with family and friends is such a blessing !!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 Stay kind !!!”

Days later, she documented her and {the teenager}’s yacht outing with Jayden’s 20-year-old brother, Sean Preston.

Her eldest baby subsequently made headlines for eradicating dad Kevin Federline’s final title from his Instagram deal with.

Spears, who was caught with an unknown substance in her car on March 4, has since had “positive” and “hopeful” conversations along with her youngsters since her detainment, TMZ not too long ago reported.

Jayden, notably, was photographed speeding to his mother‘s Thousand Oaks, California, dwelling after she was detained.

Spears is scheduled to look in court docket May 4.