Jennifer Lopez sends a message to Britney Spears during a dispute between the K-Fed

Jennifer Lopez sent the message of support for Britney Spears as the pop star continues to bump into her head with her ex and father of her two sons, Kevin Federlin.

“Stay [strong]”Lopez, 53, continued her stories on Instagram re-shared the singer’s post “Stronger,” featuring a shot of two artists attending the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards.

Spears cites J. Lo in original post on Friday night when he reflects on “independence” and “equality.”

“In a world where you have the right to use your feet 🦶… heart ❤️… mouth 👄… eyes 👀… and body… to express yourself as much as you can 😁 !!! Declaration of INDEPENDENCE … for equality and be equal 🤝 !!! Not even touching, not covering or holding me against my will for 4 months !!! ”Spears, 40, wrote a clip of swaying as she looked at the camera and earned it for her 2002 hit,“ Boys.

“As Jennifer Lopez once said,” she continued, “You look straight down the camera and tell every little girl in the world to be loud and never back down from illuminating injustice” !!! I’m here to share that freedom is a state of mind !!! GOD BLESS ALL Psss today I did it !!! “

Lopez also dropped three heart emotes in the Spears comments section.

Spears recently explained how difficult it was to get along with Federline after he shared an announcement of an ITV interview in which their sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, chose not to “see” their mother for “several months” by making “painful” statements on Instagram, and later added that her sons would act “hatefully” towards her during visits.

K-Fed responded by posting videos of private moments with their boys when they were 12 and 11, what Spears’s attorney called a “violation” of their family’s privacy.

“Whether he realizes it or not, Mr. Federline not only violated the privacy and dignity of the mother of his children, but also undermined his own children, whose privacy he should protect,” said lawyer Mathew Rosengart.

The ex-couple is still at odds, with Federline’s source telling Page Six that “the publishing of the videos wasn’t meant to make her seem evil or mean, but more like a reminder to people that by law she has a mental illness and [Federline and the sons] worry that it will not be checked.