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London Calling Podcast Yana Bolder
Social media is currently buzzing over the Madonna 68th birthday festivities. In fact, the Queen of Pop celebrated her milestone in true superstar fashion.
Recently, fans have been busy analyzing big tour strategies. For example, many are following the Ariana Grande Eternal Sunshine Tour. However, Madonna just showed everyone how a true music legend throws a party.
She traveled to Greece to celebrate with her family. As a result, she combined high fashion with fun Mediterranean chaos.
First, Madonna shared a massive photo collection on Instagram. She added a fun caption: “It’s My Birthday! Eat, Pray, Love, Drink, Dance, Break plates, Feed Cats!! Thank you G*D!”
Next, here is how the pop icon spent her special day in Greece:
High Fashion: Madonna wore a stunning floral dress by Dolce & Gabbana. The outfit featured sparkling sequins and bold floral designs.
Glamorous Style: In addition, she wore gold high heels, chunky jewelry, and a large headband.
Greek Traditions: Furthermore, Madonna embraced local customs. She and her party smashed plates on the floor during the celebration.
Feeding Stray Cats: Surprisingly, she also took time to feed local stray cats. Consequently, this cute detail became the most popular topic in her comment section.
Besides the fashion and plate breaking, the music choice was a brilliant moment for fans.
Specifically, Madonna chose her song “B-Day Song” featuring M.I.A. for the background audio. This energetic track originally came out on the deluxe edition of her 2012 album, MDNA.
In addition, she enjoyed the trip surrounded by her family. She traveled to the island with five of her six children.
For over four decades, Madonna has redefined pop culture. However, this latest birthday post proves that some things never change. When celebrating Madonna-style, there is always room for dancing, chaos, and cute cats.
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