Britney Spears has found herself at the center of controversy once again, as reports emerged claiming she was banned from a luxury hotel for allegedly going topless at the pool and displaying odd behavior. However, a representative for the pop icon has denied these allegations, asserting that they are not true.

The Sun reported that the Four Seasons in Westlake Village had imposed a temporary ban on the 42-year-old singer following complaints from guests. The alleged incidents, including going topless at the pool, were said to have prompted the hotel’s action. Nevertheless, Britney Spears’ representative has refuted these claims.

Adding fuel to the fire, Britney recently shared two silent videos of herself in a glamorous gold dress, accompanied by a caption expressing her fondness for making people feel uncomfortable. This post came in the midst of the controversy surrounding the hotel ban.

While the recent incident at the Four Seasons has stirred up fresh speculation, it is not the first time Britney Spears has been linked to such controversies. In 2008, TMZ reported that she had been banned from the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills due to complaints from guests about the attention she attracted to the hotel.

Moreover, the singer has been vocal about her disinterest in returning to the music industry, refuting claims about her involvement in a new album. Addressing reports that she was collaborating with songwriters Julia Michaels and Charli XCX for her tenth album, Britney Spears vehemently denied these rumors, asserting that she has no intention of making a comeback to music. Instead, she expressed a preference for working behind the scenes as a ghostwriter for other artists.

Amidst these developments, DailyMail.com has reached out to both the hotel and Britney Spears for comment, seeking to clarify the situation and provide a comprehensive understanding of the events.