Christina Aguilera Reflects on Her Incredible 2021: 'This Has Been a Year FULL of Celebration!'

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Christina Aguilera certainly had a great year!

As 2021 came to a close, the 41-year-old singer took a moment on New Year's Eve to reflect on all the things she accomplished over the last year.

"What an incredible year it's been - Thank you 2021 ✨," she captioned an Instagram video that documented her past 12 months in pictures and clips.

She continued, "This has been a year full of love, excitement & new adventures. 🥰 I feel so grateful to be able to share the many sides of myself with you all. From returning to Latin music…to reimagining my catalog with the LA Phil…to being honored with the Music Icon Award…this has been a year FULL of celebration!"

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In addition to showing footage from her show-stopping Latin GRAMMY Awards performance and her appearance at the People's Choice Awards, the video also included sweet family moments with her fiancé, Matthew Rutler, and their daughter, Summer Rain, 7.

Aguilera is also mom to 13-year-old son Max Bratman, whom she shares with ex Jordan Bratman.

Thanking her family, friends, team, and "Fighters" for supporting her "through it all," the "Pa Mis Muchachas" musician promised she has even more exciting things in store for 2022.

"This year has brought so many inspiring collaborators into my life & incredible opportunities my way, and I am SO ready for what's next," she concluded. "2022… Here we go! ❤️."

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Back in September, Aguilera opened up to PEOPLE about how excited she was to release her upcoming LP, which will mark her second Spanish album more than two decades after Mi Reflejo.

"We had so much material, we're going to release it in six song segments episodically throughout the next year, because it really tells a story and it takes you on this journey and adventure, experiencing different pieces of my past. This is an illustration of my roots," she said at the time.

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"It's a full-circle moment for me now, as a grown woman," she continued. "It's just so fulfilling to me now to dive into that, knowing what I know now after the career that I've had and being able to dive deeper into something that I'm so passionate about. Because sometimes, some of my most commercial successes were not my happiest moments. They weren't 100% true to me, or were my passion. But from the Stripped record on, I've always made music I fully believe in, even if it doesn't play into a specific pop box script. And this new album is that, personified."