She posed with her legs wide open in the bathroom as she celebrated finishing the European leg of her Celebration world tour .
She wore black fishnet tights and black hot pants, along with a black leather corset that revealed a lot of skin in one of the pictures.
Adding two gold chain necklaces and plaiting her ice blonde hair, Madonna accessorized with a pair of long black gloves and a black cap that tipped forward to cover her face.
Madonna added additional photos to her Instagram carousel post, which she shared with 19 million followers, which featured her next to a bath.
Madonna captioned the picture: “European photo dump….see you tomorrow in The Big Apple! [apple emoji].”
Fans were quick to praise Madonna. One user gave her “mad props” and “respect,” while another wrote: “Oh, Madonna is Madonnaing!”
In another comment, a fan wrote, “Let’s talk about Madonna living her best life at 65.”
Another wrote, “Here’s what you can say, but Madonna is the Queen of Pop.”
Another follower advised the singer to “keep up the lengthy speeches during her show” because her “wise words are inspiring and her sense of humour is brilliant.”
Other commenters referred to the singer as “gorgeous,” “incredible,” “amazing” and “the best ever.”
In another post shared in early November, the Queen of Pop looked stunning as she posed up a storm wearing an almost see-through white veil imitating the habits of a nun.
Madonna wore a corset and fishnet stockings, blue silk gloves, false eyelashes and berry lipstick with a daring veil.
Her long blonde locks fell loosely around her face as she captioned her picture: “Thank you Barcelona… incredible. Energy.”
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About Madonna :
“Queen of Pop” Madonna Louise Ciccone (born August 16, 1958) is an American singer, songwriter, and actress known for her constant reinvention of music production, lyric writing, and visual presentation.
