Britney Spears says she was "embarrassed" by recent documentary and "cried for two weeks"

Britney Spears has finally broken her silence about a documentary on her career and conservatorship, which premiered last month on Hulu. In an Instagram post Tuesday night, the pop star revealed she was "embarrassed" by the documentary and "cried for two weeks" because of it.

After the premiere of "Framing Britney Spears," which was produced by The New York Times and chronicles Spears' rise to fame, treatment in the media, mental health issues and subsequent financial  conservatorship, Spears continued to post on social media but didn't directly address it. On Tuesday, she posted a video of herself dancing, which is the usual type of content she shares — but this post was different than others. "My life has always been very speculated ... watched ... and judged really my whole life," Spears wrote in the caption. She said for her sanity, she needs to dance to Steven Tyler every night, as she is in the video.