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The network announced the news through a video which showed a python slithering its way around Spears' dressing room — and obvious ode to her iconic 2001 performance and says she will turn heads at this year's performance.
"The VMAs don't just give you a stage, they give you a story. Some way of taking a fraction of a second and making it live forever," the songstress said in the video. Before you know it, it's history. Before you know it, it's Britney, b----," she continued.
The 34-year-old's comeback will see her perform her new single, "Make Me," with rapper G-Eazy.
The last time she performed at the VMA's was in 2007, and the performance was a woeful one as she lip synced and danced off beat, a performance that was dubbed her comeback performance after completing rehab and infamously shaving her head.
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