It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since we saw Britney Spears writhing around in that iconic red latex bodysuit.
She shared a video made by a fan that shows clips of an interview with her at the time talking about the album, which went on to sell 20 million copies.
"Actually I just got finished hearing the first single. And I'm so happy about it. It's incredible, it's amazing and I think it's better thanCommenting on her then exploding fame, she says,"It’s really weird that my name is known all around the world . . . It’s really exciting." She went on to thank her legion of diehard fans, writing,"Thanks to you folks . . . thank you for sticking with me and growing with me. I am one lucky girl."Her loyal boyfriend, Sam Asghari , was one of the first to comment, with a simple,"Inspiring" and a red heart emoji.As for the new iconic red outfit, the video’s stylist recently revealed that the outfit almost never happened.
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