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Showing off: Britney Spears proudly displayed her figure in a crop top while on a shopping trip at Sogno in Westlake Village, California on Friday morning

Though she appeared to be in good shape and spirits, it seems that the pop singer can’t ditch the sweets as she appeared to be holding onto a sugary iced coffee on the outing.

Britney donned a lacy white cut-off top which gave a clear view of her matching bra while her torso was exposed showing her belly button ring.

The Womanizer hitmaker donned a pair of tiny striped shorts along with strappy blue leather wedges.

Racy and lacy: The 42-year-old singer was not afraid to show off her toned midriff in the see through crop top over a white bra

Relaxed: She appeared to be sipping on a sugary iced coffee as she finished off the look with tiny striped shorts and blue leather wedges

 

She also wore her signature blonde locks down flowing over her shoulders as she had natural, complimentary make-up on her face.

Britney kept her eyes protected with a pair of blue mirrored aviators shades while enjoying the relaxing day while on break from her Las Vegas residency.

Perhaps the mother-of-two was flashing some skin to respond to what appears to be her shopping lists being put on sale on the internet earlier this week.

Shady lady: She wore her signature blonde locks down flowing over her shoulder as she sported aviator sunglasses over her face which had natural, complimentary make-up on it

A few items on the sheets of paper include unhealthy foods such as cinnamon rolls, pizzas, Red Bull, SpaghettiOs and double icing Oreos.

And in another one of the to-do lists contains cryptic references including the words ‘boobs’ and ‘nose’ written in a drawn square next to the note: ‘3 weeks (talk to nose guy) 1 – Tuesday Doctor.’

Ebay user Rockshopgavel claims to have had ten such hand-written shopping lists with five already sold.

Sweet tooth: What appeared to be several of the singer’s grocery list hit eBay for sale as they featured several unhealthy items on it including Red Bull, cinnamon rolls and Oreos

Reminder: The most expensive listing on eBay features the words ‘boobs’ and ‘nose’ written in a square next to the note: ‘3 weeks (talk to nose guy) 1 – Tuesday Doctor’

Important information: The second most expensive note is written on the back of a motion picture summary

Multitasking: One of the lists even seems to have an order written down for Jerry’s Famous Deli for chicken salad with honey mustard, though the seller claims that this note was written by someone other than Britney

In the listing on the e-commerce site, the user insists that the checklists are from a ‘well respected music memorabilia company’ and are 100% genuine.

The five lists currently have ‘Buy It Now’ prices ranging from $45.00 to $249.99 or best offer for the list with the message referring to ‘boobs’ and ‘nose’.

The listing makes sure to note that the paper comes from ‘a former associate’ of the pop singer and came from her home.

A healthy breakfast: One of Britney’s supposed lists contains three different kinds of sugary cereals including: Coco Puffs, Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Fruity Pebbles

Collector’s items: According to the listing, the pieces of paper comes from ‘a former associate’ of the pop singer and came from her home

For sale: The pop singer appears to be a big fan of sweets

Among the most unhealthy items on the list include Double Stuf Oreos (listed as double icing Oreos) which are 140 calories total with seven grams of fat for just two cookies.

Of all the cereal listed including Fruity Pebbles, Captain Crunch and Coco Puffs, Cinnamon Toast Crunch has the most total calories at 130 per serving with nine grams of sugar.

Perhaps the most alarming product on any of the notes is the Red Bull as they each have 110 calories per 8.4 fluid ounce can with 27 grams of sugar and 28 grams of carbs.

Dance it out: Britney has been trying to keep her trim figure due to her incessant performance schedule in Las Vegas, Nevada as she is currently on a break from it to return next month (pictured February)