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By Michelle McGahan
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Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter Maddie is all grown-up — and headed to prom (again)!
Spears, 33, took to Instagram on Sunday, March 30, to share a series of her 16-year-old daughter's junior prom photos, in which the teen wore a strapless, lilac dress with intricate beadwork. The frock featured an oversized silk bow at the hip, as well as a thigh-high slit. Maddie color-coordinated with matching lavender heels.
The Zoey 101 alum — who shares Maddie with ex Casey Aldridge — posed alongside her eldest daughter in multiple photos, some of which also included family snaps featuring Spears' husband, Jamie Watson, and their daughter, 6-year-old Ivey.
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"junior prom💜☂️," Spears captioned the Instagram carousel.
This is not Maddie's first prom. Last year, the teen shared photos ahead of the 2024 dance, where she wore a hot pink floor-length dress. The one-shoulder gown featured a thigh-high slit. In the slideshow on her Instagram account, Maddie shared multiple photos with her date and friends — as well as a snap of her, Spears, and Ivey.
The Nickelodeon alum gave birth to Maddie in 2008, when she was still a teenager herself — and starring on Zoey 101. Spears' teen pregnancy immediately caused commotion among her family and her team.
"My family and management pulled me out of school until they could figure out what to do next. They took my smartphone away, fearing the news would get out, and insisted that no one share any information with anyone, especially the press. My daddy and I stopped speaking and the tension was terrible," Spears wrote in Things I Should Have Said: Family, Fame, and Figuring It Out.
At the time, the Spears family forced Jamie Lynn to keep the secret a pregnancy from older sister Britney Spears, the "How Could I Want More" singer claimed in the memoir.
"They went so far as hiding my pregnancy from my sister, claiming, 'It's too risky to tell Britney [Spears] about the baby,'" Jamie Lynn wrote. "I needed her more than ever and she wasn't able [to] help me in my most vulnerable time."
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