Her new album Britney Jean is climbing up the charts and now Britney Spears soaks up the spotlight on the cover of InStyle magazine's January 2014 issue.
While donning designer duds from Helmut Lang and Jason Wu for the Michelangelo Di Battista-shot spread, the 32-year-old singer opens up about her body image and reveals details about her Las Vegas residency.
Check out a few highlights from Miss Spears' Q&A session below. For more, be sure to visit InStyle!
On her body:
"I think it's important to look good and feel good about yourself, but I go both ways on it. I think it's cruel how the world puts so much emphasis on our looks. I was just watching 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,' and I see Kim and what she went through when she was pregnant - the tabloids were so mean to her because she was big. At one point in the show she was upset and said something like, 'I would be lying if I said that the criticism from the paparazzi while I've been pregnant hasn't taken a toll on me,' And I was like, 'Bless her heart,' Because I remember that time. First of all you are already emotional, and then the paparazzi are taking pictures of you pregnant. That should be the time [in your life] when your body is the most treasured, I love being pregnant for so many reasons, not to mention the sex is awesome then. But in this business you make a deal with the devil. I've learned you kind of have to go with it. What I do calls for me to look good. People expec t that.I kind of take it as my job."
On her life as a mom:
"As a mom, you have all these situations you go through and you're like, 'What is going on? Is this normal? Is this a phase? Or what is this?' and then you feel silly for asking questions because you know, I'm a mom. I'm supposed to know these things, but you don't. You're human. To be honest, I wish I had more mom friends."
On her Las Vegas rehearsals:
"The physical demands are tremendous, I'm rehearsing at least three or fours a day, sometimes even five. My body yesterday- I just felt so bad, I had to get two massages in one day! When I was younger, I wasn't as likely to rehearse as hard as I do now. I'm harder on myself these days. Before, I would practice two times, and I'm done. Nowadays I'm very critical of myself."
On her Hollywood tip:
"My advice for the next generation of stars? Don't care too much about what other people think. What matters is your own point of view."
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