Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter, Maddie, has poked fun at her teen pregnancy.

Maddie, 18, took to TikTok to share a cheeky post at her 33-year-old mother's expense, joking that she had managed to make it through high school without getting pregnant.

In the clip, Maddie can be seen dancing with her hands in the air as Jamie Lynn watches on.

Maddie captioned the video "Dance if you beat high school pregnancy," and tagged her mother in the caption, writing, "lol @Jamie Lynn Spears".

Jamie Lynn was just 16 when she got pregnant with Maddie.

She was 17 and her then-fiance Casey Aldridge was 19 when they welcomed Maddie in 2008.

Meanwhile, Jamie Lynn has previously insisted that her pregnancy had nothing to do with her Nickelodeon series Zoey 101, being axed and filming was already completed before she got pregnant.

Speaking on the Momarchy podcast, she said: "If we're talking about a concrete misconception, it would be that everybody thinks Zoey 101 ended because I got pregnant. And that is not true.

We laugh about it. But it's just not the truth.

"That's how it is in entertainment. A lot of people who aren't in the business don't understand. They think we shoot it, it comes out. No, you shoot it and it comes out maybe the next year or something. So I think that's where people are confused. But we were wrapped, we were always wrapped, and there was never going to be another season. My beautiful Maddie is not the reason the show ended."

Maddie has no plans to follow her mother Jamie Lynn or her famous aunt Britney Spears into showbiz and instead has plans to become a doctor, following her horror All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) accident at the age of eight.

In 2017, Maddie was airlifted to hospital after a Polaris RZR 170 she was driving flipped into a pond on her family's property in Fluker, Louisiana, and left her close to drowning.

She was in a coma for two days, and a priest was called to administer last rites before she made a "miraculous" recovery.

Maddie does not remember the accident, but she hopes to use the experience to help children in the future.

Maddie started studying health sciences at the University of Southern Mississippi in August and hopes to then attend medical school.

She told PEOPLE magazine: "Hopefully I'll end up going to medical school. That's what I really want to do."

In August 2025, Maddie joked she is "very accident-prone" nine years after the near-fatal accident as she opened up about it for the first time.

In a YouTube video that explored her childhood injuries and illnesses, she said: "I did have an accident, though. I was in a coma, and I came back to life, and I'm very blessed.

"So yeah, I've just been very accident-prone. I swear my parents are amazing, and they did not do anything to me!"

The then-teenager noted that early in her life, she was "in and out of hospital" undergoing "treatments all the time" for a range of health issues.

She added: "I was very sick when I was really little. I had bad asthma."