LISBON, PORTUGAL: Madonna unveiled her intense preps for the forthcoming world tour, revealing bruises on her thighs to 18.9M followers. Rocking her signature straight, fiery red hair, the 64-year-old music icon showcased her distinctive look.
Madonna has been exercising frequently lately after sharing pictures of last week's boxing sessions she received from Josh Popper, her boyfriend. She perfectly featured her ripped arms prominently in her post on May 11. The Queen of Pop was wearing a worn-out black tank top with an image in red and white sewn across the chest.
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She wore a black top with thigh-high stockings to complete the look. The singer donned a pair of red booty shorts that were torn at the sides to contrast with the mostly black attire. Madonna finished off her ensemble with an angular pair of black-framed spectacles, and a large white belt around her waist.
In another image, Madonna appears to be laying down while appearing to have her head hacked off in profile. She appeared to be at ease, but she was observed clutching a microphone as if she were still practicing.
The sold-out Vancouver performance on July 15 marks the start of Madonna's Celebration Tour, which will then make its way across the western US on its way south. She will travel throughout Europe from early October until early December before returning to North America.
‘B****, we're Madonna’
After years of production, it was announced earlier this year that Madonna's biopic, ‘Little Sparrow’, had been canceled. The production appeared to be getting closer to filming than ever when 'Ozark' star Julia Garner was cast as the Material Girl in June of last year, but it was then revealed in January that it had been placed on hold.
But earlier this month, Madonna jokingly captioned a picture of herself and Julia, writing, "B****, we're Madonna!" 'Little Sparrow's problems seem to be partially due to its protracted and cumbersome screenplay, which Madonna and 'Juno' writer Diablo Cody co-wrote before 'Secretary' screenwriter Erin Wilson took another look.
Last summer, Madonna revealed, "I have a very long script that is really hard for me to make shorter. I've been whittling away at it, but it’s like hacking off my limbs."
The biopic, according to an anonymous tipster who wrote to the gossip website DeuxMoi in August of last year, was a "nightmare production" because of the "script and constant changes." They noted that because it was "costing a tonne of money," it "might not happen" at all.
