Britney Hacked By Former Bodyguard?

July 6, 1999; Washington, DC, USA; Britney Spears in concert at Constitution Hall in DC. Mandatory Credit: Jym Wilson/USA TODAY NETWORK

The hits keep coming for Britney Spears. Just weeks after she was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving, there are new reports that a former bodyguard hacked into her devices and online accounts.

The “Oops… I Did It Again” singer’s attorney sent a cease-and-desist letter to Thomas Bunbury last month. He was Spears’ bodyguard up until August of last year, when he was fired for allegedly communicating with the press and fans, in a breach of his nondisclosure agreement.

The letter accused Bunbury of violating numerous state and federal laws by accessing her devices and iCloud account without her consent.

TMZ obtained the letter and it warns Bunbury to delete any photos or documents he might have copied and also asks if he shared them with other parties.

TMZ reported the hacking happened after Bunbury was fired and resulted in Spears being locked out of her own accounts several times.

Spears did delete her Instagram account right after her arrest on March 4. Police said she was driving erratically and at a high rate of speed and was taken into custody after field sobriety tests.

She is next due in court on May 4.