Britney Spears says she performed live with a 102-degree fever in a resurfaced video that's trending after new reports about her conservatorship

• On Tuesday, The New York Times reported about Britney Spears' fight against her conservatorship.

• The report said Spears told a court in 2019 that she felt forced to "perform against her will."

• This prompted a fan to share a video he took of Spears telling a 2018 concert crowd she was sick.

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On Tuesday, The New York Times reported new details about Britney Spears' long-standing legal fight over her conservatorship. The report said Spears told a court in 2019 that "she had felt forced by the conservatorship into a stay at a mental health facility and to perform against her will."

Now, one fan has shared a video from 2018 that shows the singer telling her concert audience that she was performing while sick with a high fever.

"Dear @britneyspears ….I feel like we owe you an apology," Zachary Gordon tweeted. "We bought into the whole hype of BRITNEY the performer, without much consideration for how Britney Jean Spears, the person, was coping through each day. Looking back now, I remember you saying this in front of me."

Gordon uploaded a video he took from Spears' Piece of Me tour in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on July 19, 2018.

The video shows Spears greeting a fan who was brought onstage from the audience, and she starts by warning him that it's very hot "up here."

"I'm about to pass out," she told the concert audience. "I'm sick. I have, actually, a 102 fever right now."

She then asks the fan for his name and tells the audience that he's going to dance with them now.

The #FreeBritney movement has been an ongoing effort by fans to support Spears' wish to dissolve her conservatorship and hold the public accountable for its treatment of the pop star.

"After reading all the new information today, I'm heartbroken even more knowing that you haven't been happy, knowing that you've been forced to perform," Gordon wrote in his Twitter thread dedicated to Spears.

The pop star hasn't appeared to acknowledge the trending footage on social media. Representatives for Spears didn't immediately respond to Insider's request for comment on the resurfaced video.

Spears is expected to speak about her conservatorship in a new court hearing on Wednesday.

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