Singer Madonna was captured by paparazzi on arriving at a club in New York Thursday night. Thus began the celebrations of the LGBTQI Pride +.
He thrilled the audience with a surprise performance at the Boom Boom Room from The Standard Hotel in the Chelsea neighborhood in Manhattan.
The Queen of pop made a demonstration of how to sweep the stage by performing his hit Hung Up and drove the audience crazy.
The 62-year-old star dazzled by wearing a transparent net top which he combined with a short and latex suspenders. She added fishnet stockings, pink satin gloves, and black platform shoes.
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Madonna wore a green wig water. Her makeup consisted of a foundation, compact powder, red lipstick, and black eyeliner. Increased the glamour with a necklace of diamonds and silver earrings.
“Not celebrating pride without people would have been a tragedy for me. Don’t take anything for granted because you never know what awaits all of us around the corner. Learn to love yourself, ”he told the crowd.
Some of the celebrities present at the performance of Madonna They were Andy Cohen, Anderson Copper, Emily Ratajkowski, Billy Eichner, Zachary Quinto, Lance Bass, Adam Lambert and Lourdes Leon (Madonna’s daughter).
Madonna has claimed the transparencies as a trend. Through his Instagram account, he poses in outfits of this type and ignores criticism for his topless photos. “Why do I always have to explain everything?” He wrote in one of them.
The Queen of pop he enjoys the success he has achieved as a singer. You recently bought the mansión Hidden Hills from The Weeknd for 19.3 million dollars.
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The three-acre home, located between Malibu and Calabasas, has seven bedrooms, plus a guest house. It includes a living room, a dining room, a professional kitchen and an entertainment bar. Its modern design features double height ceilings, white walls, windows and gardens.
Luxury is provided by double suites, a wine room, gym, pool, spa, cabana, and home theater.
Look at the Madonna photos in the gallery.
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