Britney Spears Shares Rare Photo of Brother Bryan: 'My Best Friend'

Britney Spears is showing appreciation for her older brother Bryan.

The pop star, 41, shared a rare photo of Bryan, 46, on social media Tuesday.

"My big brother who’s like a dad and my best friend !! Not sure what’s going on with this outfit though 😂😂😂🧐🙄 !!!" she wrote, alongside a photo of Bryan wearing a green jumpsuit and construction hat.

In June 2022, Britney revealed in a pointed Instagram post that her brother Bryan was not invited to her wedding to Sam Asghari, who filed for divorce earlier this year.

In the lengthy message, Britney called out Bryan, telling him, "your podcast interview was so SPECIAL [eyeroll Emoji]!!! ... When asked by that incredibly kind man 'why doesn't your family just let her be ??? ' Your response was ... 'she can't even make a dinner reservation ...'"

Britney was seemingly referencing Bryan's 2020 appearance on the As NOT Seen on TV Podcast, more than a year before Britney's conservatorship ended.

"I know what she wants, but at the end of the day what is the reality of that?" Bryan said at the time of Britney wanting to get out of her conservatorship.

Britney continued in the post, "What you said right there to that man in that interview said everything, Bryan !!! You were never invited to my wedding [bride Emoji] so why even respond ???"

She later added, "Psss I have an assistant to make my dinner reservations ... "

Her message came after Bryan's girlfriend Amber Lynn Conklin said he didn't attend Britney and Asghari's wedding because his daughter's elementary school graduation was the same day, per multiple news outlets.

Spears' post about Bryan comes after the release of her memoir The Woman in Me, where she got candid about her relationship with her family members, in October.

Of her younger sister Jamie Lynn — whom she’s both publicly feuded and seemingly made amends with in recent years — Britney wrote that she often felt protective over Jamie Lynn, 32, while growing up — but the two eventually grew apart, and Britney felt hurt by Jamie Lynn’s alleged participation in the conservatorship she was under for 13 years.

“She will always be my sister, and I love her and her beautiful family. I’m working to feel more compassion than anger toward her, and everyone who I feel has wronged me. It’s not that easy,” Britney writes.

In her book, the Grammy winner says that growing up in Kentwood, Louisiana, Jamie Lynn “ruled the roost” and left Britney feeling like a “ghost child” to parents Jamie and Lynne.

The "Circus" singer seemingly remains estranged from her father Jamie — and she claimed in her book that mom Lynne disposed of many of her "prized possessions" stored at Lynne's house. Lynne later disputed the allegations on Instagram.