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Madonna's Celebration World Tour is less than two weeks away, after her harrowing hospitalization at the end of June. But Queen of Pop has just given her fans a hopeful update. In a recent Instagram post, the music legend shared a slideshow of flawless images, with her face beat to perfection and her luxurious blonde locks cascading down past her shoulders.
She stared seductively into the camera while keeping it old school by rocking a fingerless lace glove. In another selfie, she flaunted her impeccable bone structure while wearing a lace bustier and pigtail braids.
Madonna's upcoming tour has been the subject of much speculation, especially after her health scare. But with the tour set to launch on October 14 at London's O2 Arena, it's clear that the Material Girl is back on track. In fact, she's even dropped new tour merchandise in collaboration with eco-fashion brand Ministry of Tomorrow.
The limited-edition tote bag features two classic images of Madonna and retails for $40, with all proceeds going towards two charities close to Madonna's heart: Raising Malawi and the Chema Vision Children's Center.
She promise a great show to her fans
Madonna's fans are eagerly anticipating her upcoming shows, with many expressing their excitement on social media. In response, Madonna asked what songs people wanted to hear on the Celebration Tour, teasing what her legion of stans may see during her international trek.
Despite the initial setback, Madonna is determined to put on an unforgettable show for her fans. As she captioned her Instagram gallery, "Now Loading.............". And with her recent update, it's clear that Madonna is ready to take the stage once again.
As she celebrates the 40th anniversary of her self-titled debut album, Madonna continues to inspire and captivate audiences around the world. As one fan put it, "Madonna is an icon and a legend. Her music has shaped generations and will continue to do so for years to come."