Britney Spears accused of Photoshopping sexy bikini pic

Carly Williams

Updated 21 March 2016 at 6:42 pm

Ooops she’s done it again.

After Britney Spears gave us pool FOMO with a hot bikini Instagram pic, fans accused the mum-of-two of airbrushing herself to look thinner.

“Just chilling,” the singer, 34, captioned the sexy snap on Sunday.

Britney Spears accused of Photoshopping. Photo: Britney Spears Instgram

The pic is currently hovering around 186K likes but most of the 8000 comments are calling out the pop princess for giving the pic a little, er, boost.

“Blue water under her waist? No cement?” Instagram user myrtlebeachrestaurants wrote.

“It doesn't look real,” another commented. “She's beautiful but there's something wrong with the pool's border.”

Other Instagrammers backed Britney and didn’t seem to mind her epic use of alleged Photoshop.

It’s not the first time fans have accused Britney of tampering with her appearance.

Women's Health was ridiculed for reportedly airbrushing abs on the singer for her January/February 2015 cover.

There were also accusations Britney had used a skinny app on a selfie from a Hawaiian holiday in March 2014 with then boyfriend David Lucado.

Britney Spears in Hawaii in 2014. Photo: Instagram

Whatever the case is with the latest mysterious pool snap there’s no doubt Britney is in great shape at the moment.

Just check out this gym selfie from earlier this month.

Britney Spears in the gym March 2016. Photo: Instagram

Werk, B*tch!

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