Oops! She did it again.

Britney Spears bared all while horseback riding in an Instagram video shared with her fans Thursday.

The singer filmed herself atop the animal with her red top pulled down to expose her chest.

The Grammy winner, 44, used her free hand to cover herself, as well as a pair of diamond emojis.

Spears filmed other angles with her top up, showing off the rest of her look — a polka-dot skirt and lace gloves.

The “Crossroads” star accessorized with a black hat, sunglasses and hoop earrings.

Spears, who was all smiles in the clip, set the sunny upload to “Fields of Gold” by Sting and captioned it with emojis of knives and a bird.

The performer has previously made headlines for stripping down on horse rides, once doing so in September 2023.

“I had to take my top off in the f—king desert 🌵,” she wrote via Instagram at the time. “I should have gone naked 🥵😜 !!!”

The previous year, the pop star’s children with ex-husband Kevin Federline — Sean Preston, 20, and Jayden, 19 — begged her to stop showing so much skin on social media.

Federline, 48, revealed as much in a 2022 Daily Mail interview, explaining that the boys had chosen “not to see” their mom because of her headline-making Instagram activity.

Spears was estranged from her sons for years but has since reconciled with them.

In fact, the siblings played a role in Spears checking herself into rehab on the heels of a DUI arrest earlier this year.

We heard in April that Sean Preston and Jayden were “so loving, so kind, but also so firm” while holding an intervention for the songwriter.

“This was non-negotiable to them. She needed to get help and they told her that they wouldn’t take no for an answer,” a source told Page Six at the time. “It was like, ‘Mom, you have to go if you want us coming around,’ and that was all the incentive she needed.”

Spears exited the treatment center later that same month.

She pleaded guilty in May, accepting a “wet reckless” offer, which is a reduced charge involving reckless driving with alcohol or drugs.

The dancer was given one year informal probationary grant and, additionally, will have to attend and complete a three-month, 30-hour alcohol school.